The Washington times., 1906-03-11
DIR. HARE DEPLORES
PACE THAT KILLS
Noted Physician Says We
Are TCO Strenuous.
HEART BEC0MES WEAK
Maintains That When One Reaches
Forty live He Should Cease
Active Work.
HEART BECOMES WEAK

Before the Washington Clinical So
ciety last night at Rauscher's, Prof.
Hobart A. Hare. NJ. D., instructor of
therapeutics at jefferson College. Phila-
delphia. and a medical writer OF world
wide fame. deplored the strenuous life
of business nnen as the cause for the
present astounding mortality resulting
from heart trouble.
His paper was upon The Relation
Between Diseases Of the Heart and OF
the Arteries"
Dr. Hare contended that in the effort
of the average man in the upper walks
of life to live two lives in one. he was
shortening tho time allotted to him on
this earth
Take Time to Eat.
The man who will not take time to
eat his meals properly" said the speak
er. may earn an extra dollar. but he
viii lose his health. The nervous break
uown. which is sure 10 follow. will re-
suit IN an affection OF the heart, which
is the cause of the supposed lack Of
energy experienced by so many men Of
the present day They believe that they
are not taking sufficient exercise, when
they are not securing sufficient rest.
The one thing that is TO be most guard
ed against is oyerwork on the part Of the
man who has passed forty-five years.
/ ALI not stte mpting to demonstrate the
theory of Dr, OsIer. but after a man
has passed the age OF forty-1ive his
neart will not stand the strain which IS
placed upon il by a constant nervous
and mental strain.
Should Quit Work at FOrty-fve.
-hn ha lad
forty-five should cease the active grind
of the business world and do only so
much IS his constitution will allow
without fatigue, for as surely as the sun
sets fatigue OF the mind and strain upon
the nerves viii mean the exhaustion or
the heart
MY theory is demonstrated by the ex-
isting conditions which ali viii recognize
who have labored IN a city where there
are great financial deals beiTg eugi-
ucered and executed each day Men
travel from Pittsburg TO me daily who
are suffering from a diseased heart, all
tae result of the terrible strain which
they compel themselves to bear. That
affection does not exist among the men
who perform manual labor. Only those
who have the mental strain suffer"
cussed before the society from all points
o. view b. several of the prominent
physicians present
A smoker in the banquet han below
followed The members of the society
and the invited guests present We're;
The officers and members Of the So
ciety present were DR.. Louis A John
son, president; John D. Thomas. vice
president. Frank BiscOe, secretary; E.
B. Behrend, +. o. Belt ". NJ. Barton,
Monte Griffith, Harry HURT, c. Ken.
Duff Louis, ". G. Morgan, J. b, Null
Inns, G NJ. Hammett; j. b Nichols, D.
W Prentiss, V. B. Jackson, ]. Rams
burgh, James Stuart, ". \. Wells. J.
Wall. c. s. White, "A. B. Hooe, J. J,
Richardson, c. c. Marbury. VI. D
Magee.
List of the Guests.
The guests:
q. L. Acker, s. s. Adams, p Adams,
W. Atkinson. G. K. Baier, G. Bailey, L.
p. Barnes. w. NJ. Barton, J. B. Bayne.
c. n Beall, E. 8. Behrend. E. o. Belt.
F. L. Briscoe. Lieut.. Earl Briscoe, L. s.
A; r. S. Blackburn, W. Burch. W. X.
Butler, J. Cabel. W. P. Carr. B. D.
Chadwick, T. A Clayton. c. K. Collins,
ii. Crook, Nj. +. Cuthbert, II. B. DeaIe,
II. II. Donnolly, H Fisher, General For
wood, l. S A; L. L. Friederich, II. d.
Fry. w T. GIN, l. n. GlazebrOok, W. c.
l.
V. Hammond. B. l.. Hardin, J. U. Hart,
Assistant Surgeon r. Holden, I. S. A;
H Fgurtt.
W. A. Jack, jr.. V. B. Jackson, ]. T.
Johnson, L. A, Johnson. T. ], Kemp, 8.
Key. a. r. = King, s. NJ. Rober,
George Latimer. II. T. A. Lemon, d.
Lewis, 7. Luckett, /. Mackall jr., NJ.
D. Masee, s. L. Magruder, c, c. Mar
bury, ]. w Marshall, c. Mayfield,
Thomas Mclaughlin, q. B. Miller, J.
+. Moran, J. Is. Morgan, W. G. Morgan,
]. b. Mullins. W. S. Newell, J, B. Mich
ole, a. V, Parsons, F, d. Perkins, g.
Peterson, z. 7. Pickford. W F. r.
Philips, D. w. Prentiss, f. F Prentiss.
J. Ramsburgh. E. w. Reisinger. &. w.
Richardson, ]. ]. Richardson, Z. T
Robbins. 5. Ruffin. A. r. Shands. d. X
shute, ]. Shoup. B. F. swart, T. F.
Smith. w y. Souter. w. Sprigg, A J.
Stanely. l. S. Stone. Mr.. Stromherger
]. Stuart. L. H. Taylor. J.D. Thomas, H
w. Tobias, r. S. Trimble, +. p. Vale. G.
T. Vaughan, r. r. Walker. J. S. Wall
W A. Wells. c. S. White. 5. W. White.
Mr. Wellington. q. w. Wood. w. c.
Woodward. II. c. Yarrow-
BOTH DUELISTS KILLED.
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