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TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Etrnpia Oct 90 "1 ann f1mbris Nov nS sm
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GIBRALTAR. GENOA. NAPLES. ADRIATIC.
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PANNONIA. Oct. 80 noon Mar. IL. Apr. 80
CARPATHfA. Nov. q. 2 pm; Mar. 28. May II
Vernon Il. Brown. Gen'l Agent 2I-24 State ST.. NY
Opposite the Battery.
Or 126 State St, Boston. Mass.
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Eight Days to Italy

Eight Days to Italy
BY THE GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHLAND
FROM NEW YORK FEB. 4, 1907.
DURING JAN, FEB. AND MARCH.
sR ssitart oruses , to thu he ORIENT
ALSO TO
Jamaica A ANp West Indies
Tourist Bureau R. R. Tickets hotel accommoda-
lions and general information about foreign travel
Travellers Checks, Good All Over the World.
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE, 81 BWAY N. 7.
E. F. DRoOP & SONS. S25 Pa. ave.
sec0-sa, m, W, f,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-10

The managers of the Methodist Book
Concern have announced their concession
OF the principle of the eight-hour day for
employees in all departments. The new
order will go into effect November l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
s. n. Stats.
Warm Hosiery.

In our immense stock of Hosiery u would
be hard not to find whatever one might ask
for in medium OF heavy weights OF cotton
or cashmere.
We give our personal attention TO all the
vital details Of the Hosiery business. That
ia why a continually enlarging circle of
careful buyers place such implicit conf
dence IN all goods coming from cur STORE.
We apprecla late the confidence ana u ia our
purposo to continually merit the same.
LADIES' ONYX BLACK COTTON
hOSE-All black, black with white feet,
and also with unbleached soles-25c, Soc
l3 pniIs for sl.OO) and Soc.
Ladies' Elack fleeccd Cotton Hose. all
black and black with white soles and feet.
Special at 25 cents.
Ludiee' Black Cashmere Hose, regular and
out Size. Ladies' and Mems Black, Ok
ford Mixed and Natural Wool Hose
SCHOOL HOSE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
at l2ifc, lsc and %. All are extremely good
values, with reinforced knees, double heels
and toes, which insure great strength and
wearing quality.
THE GLADIATOR"HOS for boys and
girls-l2l5 cents. Their wearing qualities
are unsurpassed.
lnianis' Cashmere Hose, silk heels and
toes. White. black ana tan colored.
MEMS FAST BLACK COTTON HALF
HOSE-All black, and black with un-
bleached soles and feot-l2sac and Doc. Fall
and winter weights.
Shaker Wool Hose for men-25, as and 90
cents.
Stocking Feet, black or white.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
CAR RUNS AWAY.
A Lively Dash on the Fourth Street Line
This Morning.

Maryland avenue car No. "A of the
Wilmington City Railway Co., ran away
about ] o'clock this morning ON Fourth
street hill, between Tatnal and West
streets. The car was filed with pas
songers at the time, but fortunately It
did not leave the track, and nobody was
hurt.
The passengers comprised a party Of
persons who had been attending a re-.
union of the Simmons family which had
been held at the home of George II. Sim
mons, at No. llO6 Sycamore street. In
the party were City Councilman Homer
@. Simmons and wife, Charles II. Sim.
mons and wife and two children. Mar.
gerry and Charles H., Jr., Mrs. Ribble and
Mrs. James b. Tucker.
The car was in sharge of Conductor
Allen and Nlotorman Truitt and was run
ming smoothly until West street was
reached, when IL began 10 slip. The mo.
torman evidently became excited and
lost control Of the brakes. Tho car was
given impetus by the sharp descent and
with rapid speed went down the steep in,
cline. When Orange street was reached
there was no sign of the speed of the car
slackening, the passengers became PAM,
stricken and the women passengers hys
teric. The car continued until Market
street was reached, but fortunately On,
car took the straight track and con
tinued down the incline 10 French street
when the conductor managed 10 stop it
So sudden was the bringing of the car {,
standstill that the trolley pole stand OF
the top was wrenched from its position
and the lights in the interior droppe,
from their places.
As the car passed King street the poll
jumped and tore down a net work Of fee,
wires
Dispatcher Anderson was soon ON thl
scene. The wrocking car was sent fol
and brought the disabled one 10 the harm
As the car was the last one in Their
was no delay to traffic ON the lines of th
company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
TO PROSECUTE DRUGGISTS
TO Be PROCEEDED AGAINST
Counsel Engaged by the Board
of Pharmacy

James W. Lattomus Retained to Assist the
Hoard IA It's Efforts 20 Require All 90
Comply With tho Law-May bo Some
Prosecutions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

Tho State Board Of Pharmacy held a
meeting &C the Clayton House yesterday
and reviewed tho list of druggists
throughout tho Stnte who are suspected
of violating the law by not employing
qualified help. 10 was found that there
are about 20 under suspicion and Attor-
ncy James w. lnttomus was retained 10
assist the board in compelling compliance
with The law. Notices are 20 be sent TO
those who are suspected of violating the
law and If they do not comply with the
requirements. prosecutions win follow,
The board has had this matter under
consideration for some time and many
warnings have been given, which, were
hooded in some instances, while they were
mot IN others. The board fully nkidered
the matter before acting and finally do
cided that the time had arrived f1r fore
ing the issue.
The board also examined several apph-
cants for licenses as druggists assist
ants. AN of the members of thh board
were present except w. 4. Dunn ol Smyr-
na The members present hoingl Albert
nourhcriy. president; Dr. w. El Smith,
vice president; Oscar C. Drapc1. secre-
tary pro tenn, and Dr. w. j.. Bhines of
Scaiord.
The board win hold It's next regular
meeting in Dover on the first 1Vedncs-
day in April
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

legislature, this to bear interest at per
cent" He claimed IL would be drawn so
that graft could not enter into it; that
no city could progress until It was in
debt He hoped to keep up the increas-
ing talk of the city, spreading it abroad
that she is showing improvement. He
complimented the Baldt and Brylgon
companies on their work here since they
started. Mr.. Cooper proclaimed the city
looking brighter every day and conclud-
ing, said: May God speed your efforts"
DR.. John John J. Black took for his
theme Possibilities of .ew Castle as a
Harbor" He gave an interesting his
torical sketch of the shipping of this
city, the passing Of the small freight sail
ing vessel, and hoped for the develop
ment of the river front between this city
and the Christiana, and the cities of Viii
mington and New Castle Joined to work
together. He predicted that a cheaper
and more useful channel at a depth of 40
to As feet could be kept between this city
and the ocean than a 30-foot channel to
Philadelphia.
Judge Gray introduced Andrew Bryson,
president of the Brylgon Steel Co., as
"the man who has done and is now do
ing something in New Castle" Mr.. Bry-
son spoke on "New Castle as a Manuiac-
turing Centre" He said; "We are here
and expect TO stay here and are glad we
came. This city is exceptionally well To-
Gated and is superior TO Philadelphia OF
Baltimore. have been made TO feel that
i am a New Castilian from the ground
up" He predicted a successful prosperity
| for New Castle.
The affair closed with toast by Judge
Gray to the successful prosperity of the
ancient city of New Castle.
The guests were: John J. Black
/ Major William J. Black, Mayor Evan G.
Boyd, Congressman Hiram r. Burton, B
Frank Blackburn, Edgar c. Bross, An
drew Bryson, Recorder of Deeds H. H.
Billany, Wilmington; c. i. Burton, OF
Lewes; Alexander b. Cooper, William II
Cooper, Jr., Col Harry G. Cavenaugh
James r. Challenger, A. b. Cooper, Jr.
Joseph Cofeld. Sciden s. Deemer, William
+. Deakyne, jefferson D0wnham Lewis
r. Eliason. James T. Eliason. William j
Etchells. H. Erwin Etchells, William J
Ferris, Moses ,. Fleming, Judge Georg,
Gray, A. V. Lesley George James J. &c
gan, A. o. Hermann Grier, Clement Hal
lam, John Nj. Hance, Capt Chauncey p
Holcomb, William J. Hunter, Aquila NJ
Hizar. Prof II. v Holloway, Francis dell
Janvier, Harry Y Jemison, Postmaster
John G. King, DIR. William H. Kuntz, Gov
Preston Lea, John Oakford Lambson
John r. Lambson, Samuel L. Lane, Josial
Marvel Rev. f. NJ. Munson, IL. d., Johr
b. Manlove, Robert McFarlin, John H
Martin, John p Murphy Patrick Nc
I Erorv Tau1oe u MeTvar Io,rao Al
Pierce, ESQ., J. Ernest Phillips, A. Her
man Padberg, Albert Pedrick, Jr., Fred
erick $. Peech, John H. Rodney, Esq.
Lausatt r. Rogers, John Ries, William i
Rothwell, James G.. Shaw. Jr., John j
Sheridan, Artemas Smith, Congressman
Thomas A. Smith, A. Bryson Taylor
John Thompson. James b Toman. DR.
William 3. Wertenbakr. George d. vii
liams, Horace Wilson, Elwood l.. Wilson
and John NJ Wilson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
CERTIFICATES OF Incorporation

Special corespondence Of Fvory Ever Iins
Dover, Jan. 5.-C Certificates bf incor-
poration were filed here, vest lrday, as
followsi
Wilmington Iron Co., to engalgc in the
manufacture and sale of iron. lsteel and
like products; capital stock, S350O00.
Millodgevillc Water Co.. of Chester,
Pa, TO acquire, own and operate water
works and supply the same corpora
tions, &c.; capital stock, sS5,q00.
The la Grange Water Co, li Chester,
Pa, to construct water works and rescr-
voirs, and TO supply water TO owns, vii
lagos and corporations; capital stock,
S65. 600
The Omaha Investment Col, Of New
York city, 90 engage Ina a general real es.
tate and investment busmeEs. capital
stock $4,000.
The Moosohoad Investment loo. Of New
York city, TO deal i'm stock and bonds,
ETC.; capital stock, $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
DOVER


Special coresronoence OF livery Kveninr.
Dover, Jan. 5.-Mrs. Nora Soanlon.
mother Of r. J. and Joseph Scanlon. of
this town, while walking out on the back
porch yesterday morning. tripped and
fell, breaking her right wrist
The officers of the Kent County Build
ing who assumed their respective offices
year age, yesterday celebrated the
event by treating their friends, who
wished them many returns Of the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
Thankful for alft..

The $500 presented by the Delaware
State Liquor League and the S25 pre-
sentcd by the Bavarian Brewing Co. to
the Homeopathic Hospital are acknowl-
edged by the managers of the hospital.
The hospital management is thankful for
the gifts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

A congregational meeting was to have
been held 81 Hanover Presbyterian
Church last Wednesday evening. TO dis
cuss the matter Of calling pastor, but be
cause OF the inclement weather the meet
ing was postponed for week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

Many people are taking advantage of
the present opportunity TO pay their water
rents, as, by attending to the matter now
they not only get the rebate allowed this
month, but also avoid the rush which
always comes at the last of the month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
Encouraging Prospects for Viii
minSIOn'S Sister City on
the Delaware.
PROMINENT MEN At DINNER
Guests of the Board of Trade
of New Castle.
THE FUTURE ABLY DISCUSSED
Speeches by Many Distin-
guished Men.

The Governor Of Delaware, Judge Of The
United States Courts, Members OF Com
gross and Others Interested In the Well
wise.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

Ike Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
ruggists refund money II Il fails to cure. IL.
F. Groves signature Is on each box. 25c. .
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
MORE TROUBLE
FOR WHITES
Intermarried Cherokee citi-
zeas Have Money Held
Up Ey vinita Bank.

4 complication that mas give serl.
Gus trouble has arisen ln ths matter
OF she moaeY deuosiied AZ tle Nlnlla
National bank by the infsfmar riea
citizens Of the Cherokee Nation. As .
conditional attorney fee faf v +.
Hnlchingss sh1 represents them 81 The
case now pending IN the supreme
court of the unlfed States. An as-
sessment af As vas made upon 81 IL.
termarrled Chefuses citizens faT the
purpose Of defending lbelr interests
in the siill brought against them a
the Cherokee Nation Mere than
s7,000 was deposited beg TIE Nlufa
National nank. which was chosen s.
the inteuaarrlei eltaens association
~ the custodian q ne funds Wm.
Little Nas iha president of fhe haHk
a. the time saa Has made treasurer
Of the fund Nr Little resigned hls
place 81 tHe bead 4l ihs baas s8me-
time a3o aal dlspaset ais siocs aud
entered the Farmers National THE
Executive eommllfeeoniered The pag.
ment of certain stipulated SUNS from
the fund IN the prosecution Of the
ease and the checks have been refused
payment at the hank THIS ~
course ties 40, not oniY the sae00to be
paid " 4 llalehines 81 tiie event he
wins the case naw peuaine hgt 81 the
balance of the fund IS welt Hos =
get this cash aai of the hands II the
NiuiiA National i another diiieuIty
confronting tlli ntefmarried CheFo.
kee citizens The money really was
g b. returned 70 the people sho paid
Il IN case thu suit vas lost. but 3 GER
tain amount vas % he available fof
the expenses Of carrying un tie suit.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
rRAppERs REAP A HARVEST
Iowa Fur Industry Thriving aa Newer
Before in States Hintory-Hig
Cash ii Pslta.

Eieora. Ia-rhe fur lndastry a
loNa VAS never dolnK more lively
business And never before have a.
many Indians and white men bean ca.
gagged IN the shipment of mluk. skunk
weasel squirrel and maakrag hides as
this winter The Indians claim arsl
piaee ~ trappeFa and hunters q lhsas
tar.hearins animals, and the pelA.
which have peen shipped 20 the Chl.
cage 81 Pant ana Aiilaaakee markets..
have never been equalsd h rembtfa
before
MANY q sehaoibey Ia ths smanaf
tovns have maat s pnl9 liberal n
81 ehglsfmas Wone5 hy ere ksanraI
81 lpfs go gda markets.
prank 3 Heller Is 1a4euas m
ia uia n ua' de D Sc
iiM mEtra uhlsh f cal
hi esieo He Nabf M
ias ars single asie 81 mfa
ever ms8e 81 ca i1ea taate s
nFoMhN soaid eo. hs8a ea saet
say haas "a as n0aesr aaga faoa.
sapaa of hc Hide ealma'a aan
ahoaad "a MANS paH q Ne state
Down ID ll Motives coanly Howard
Williamson . Raising SOLVES for nfoaf
and maintains Whsl may BE- styled &
wolf ranch. he was lea inta the bust.
ness accidentally. ahS now nnds that
the falaiHE q the brniss yields him :
handsome sam each season
Several years asa q pair u wolves
during a terrible cold spell IN the dead
~ winter sought shelter IN william
sons corn crib The farmer caught
them and kept them 10 captivity. and
subsequently, litter OF wolves was
horn. These grew up on a range wired
IN the farmers aeld. and now are null
uplylng rapidly The peita never sell
Cor less than three dollars apiece and
often bring six and seven dollars
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
SEARCHING FOR
LOST TREASURE
Nan Dying In the PenitentIary
Reveals Place Where Trunk
OF Gold Was Hidden.

During the closing fean ~ the elrli
war. when Die Indian Territory was
The hahlbatlun 60 scores 81 haless
bands Wh0 lts9 81 n.0ar tfu
copntge cash y oi we lstea frauI
pafl3 o solaleH 80 tie say to
reri Gllsu n1 haraa 5te
in che vicinity of Nh8t aa as
WNlaW pf.aa
tpon the a1fe Ae t
tha ioa enha the eaa h.
taa0Weu vas fat olt osausf Ghe
bni 81 outlaws nae ens8ed u
Hhich ail me gglaas eem sl.sd sx.
cept one lAs aAe Waz seuttneM ,0
llfe term in the penitentan 81 Fort
LeayeunorlH Hope had never faded
from this man and be expected some
day % be pardoned and tlcu th Wtum
for The hidden treasure. Asihe years
rolled by, however the confinement
broke this man N health and a few
weeks ago he passed away Ia his cell
Ia the government prison Before he
died, though this man told his at
tendants the story Of the robbery and
as nearly as possible where the treas.
ure was buried
A party has been Ia the Willow
Springs country for several weeks
searching for the lost gold but no
trace has been found
SO much faith has been pinned %
the as lug maa's s.03 thaush that
another search Is 30 Be instigatei Tile
previous hunters have been persons
entirely unfamiliar eith the country.
buE nov one 81 Nmias Young men
who has lived near Willow Springs
since childhood viii b. en- pleyed and
a thorough search made
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
1URED BY BULLETS.
IS MURDEnousLY AsaAuLTRDt
PARALYB1s LKAvEs.
Philadelphia Mar shot by son-iB-LAw
Released from p ase Which
Held Him IN It's aFlp for
Many Years

Philadelphia. ~ 4hs shoia aimed 10
AN David h Rove al3 effected a
wonderful cure praf g the murder.
Qgs assault GA hkn S his son Ia law.
Casper Cooper. Nnu aa hsen Tor 4
loas tine pafal1tle - lae risht side
When alea So ISIS Eaes atiaa las
rlfal ae aee 3eafh Waa
efasc itaia hai in.
eaa aa ae hospital
~ 81
t4 uHa M Aat aa uet
H Ae
as a a aa'
hase Nas dH 1856 W CaaaeF
eee n ae Cooper
Gst a e. alaee,i S. gov atu
lag aeleifas and Hafsy nH egu b
neehI 80 81 au aims io defead him.
#H Naaa hs lD lha haMal Rows
aria contained hrc % the lead
en pf.lsfa, hs thumb was san DO
ag.iuis from = wound that eat - ths
bQae. and cotton hlnJagea covered a
fresh aear on hls breast lu spite 81
bis $50 years be has been up and about
ever siHee. with aot trace of paral.
ysls iegH He even sent so far - %
visit his farm some distance from hls
honc
n the very room 10 which Be- was 20
mufderoasly assaulted. at hia home ID
Flfsy nlnth street be stood erect and
laushinkly told bow he positively r..
fused 10 die because The hospital physi
elana said be would. but instead had
been wonderfully cured
1lts miracle that lived; bat The
marvellous part Of my recovery lies IN
the fart that The shots cured NE % my
paralysis. said Rowe THE daY ths
ahHoilne happned. and long time
prior 20 that. ny entire right side was
paralyzed bad TO drag nay right
foot and M right arm was useless Bat
a0w the paralysis has entirely eune,
my rigbt foot Is a. goed a. ms leit. and
ihe rlsht arm has almost returned Is
ifs fuIl strength. No / % not AZ.
iempi 70 explain the matter Nor have
fhe doctors attempted 10 ~ into de-
lahs of ever express an opinion. and I
an satsaed 10 know fhat am whole
asaIn
~ arH knew - my ability 70 use my
arm afier ! had been To the hospital
thr DAYS almost doubted my
Senses but li waa a fact Then ths
side Eaf flshi and when aualiy ! WAS
able 10 get oat 81 bed ! found ms fnet
IN good shape To-day feel lu better
health than for a long time"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
DIAMOND BUYERS SET MARK
Value q The Many Precious Stones
Imported IN 1903 Amounts %
5000. 600

Waahiugibn "A statement issued bY
The department q eommsres and labor
SAYS
More than t1eooeooo worth q dia.
monds and ether precious stousa have
been imported into the Uaited States
turing the present calendar ysaf.
Whleh ls By far the largest importation
n the history of the eouatfy The
hlEh water marx 10 the earlier years
Nas s2s $40 geo IN 1903. shIie 1901
showed bat ss1.56o.ooO
Ia the Ten months ending with octos
Der the total is oser t1i.ooooou. Or
more than IL any fuil year prior q
1895. 4 Il possible thai The eaius Of
diamonds alone brought intn this eonn-
lry during he present year uiii BE
nearly Or quite tsoog0 90, and lhe
enfhef precious stones approximately
& ooe.ooo
The vasae q ancus diamonds import.
Il inIo ne United states wiii exceed
sio.oaooeo
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
STRAW IN THE lNrEsrlNEs
Victim Operated Upon for Appendi.
eltiu When Discovery l. Made
By surgeons.

Cleveland. GA straw Two laches
10 length vas discovered by ihe sur.
seoas 10 l.akesids hospital q te ne
true cause II the trnubls of spaTord
oloott. stcnogfapheY Tor the Kcllors
switchboard company. % ihis eity. ADD
not appendicitis. az Al fraf diagnosed
Tbs discovery vas not made until o,.
colt had been placed upon the opefai.
Jag table aud bls APPENDIX laid hare
by he surgeons knife
Il eas then seen that although that
organ was lnhamed q could not have
caused the pain which the patient had
suffered from foF four aaya A fur.
lher seafoh vas made and The straw
wa9 discovered Il bad perforated he
lhiess Ines uesr she appendix II vas
wiiharaeu aad ths paaofnre sswsd %.
ulco0s condition pas reported - en-
lirelf satisfactory and rapid and
complete recovery Is expected
Oieeti gas a. = less 70 explain suw
fAe strav eaisre1 hss siomneh and ia.
iesiiass The stisndlhg surgeons. haW-
ever hold he eplniau that Il wAs IN
lr0daerd inta hls stomach b ons u
tAs s1-eslled hrsakfas, laoas q uhlch
Be wAa particularly TOAD
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
eILL IS Now woarA ECO
Owner viii As Rhods rsiaud 70 Rs-
deem Il - Compound Interest
Secured frem nothsr.

Ames IA L. G 81 1ohn. = this
city, has = curiosity IN be possession
iu a ave dollar eill shieh ia ias ysass
Old Ile has lust gained possession q
L although Il vAa iett 60 him BY his
mother. uho died some u years aeo
Tho eth vas given her when = eAild
hY q relative
II vas issued under ne aet of JuiY 2.
ITO. by the state II Rhads Island.
d-awlag Ave per cent Interest per an-
and signed b John Arnold Fig.
Ing compound Interest 6 i nov
worth g.. 2.soo
Il T. the intention 81 Ar 81 john %
eommanlente with the authorities 81
Washineion and ascertain i he state
q Rhode lslaea viii redeem the btu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
EfscM SALTS FOR TETANUs
Valuable Discovery Mads 81 Anss-
thctIe Ter Cure of Loekiaw hy
G iham Physician

New York Or samuei , Heifsef
living Is West one HHnirsd and Tpeu
T iYsssona street has pFofea that mag
uesla sa'phate. shsa ihieeted inte ne
spinal canal acts Is sn saaHhssie
, Df 9elzef and several otfeF rfnml
sent physicians have hsen espsrimsut.
iur IN fhs Rockefeller iusiifats ana
ths fesali ess made knosn IA 8 pa
nsr Tsad before the Academy of Neil.
cine When ~ nsltksF ds lsHed that
8 case of geiaHus bad been cured hY %.
iseilng masnesia sulphAts. which is the
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