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as provided by law.
\ resolution was passed at the
meeting of the board OF directors thai
every courtesy should be extended
to Mr. Miller. The same was for
warded to their representatives at
the various branches OF the institu
ton in the southern country.
M. Miller stated that in his opin
ion it would take a couple OF days
to go over the books and securities
Of this bank and he will not be able
to leave to inspect the condition o.
the branches until the first OF the
week. Examiner Miller will com
plete his task as soon as possible anc
his report Of the prevailing condi
tions will then be given to the
board. Until that time the bank vii
remain closed and its standing finan
ciaIly will not be known.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-25
Government Attorney Is In City

Buck ingalls, one OF the heavily in
terested mining men owning prop
erJy on patented land recently took
the matter before the government
from the arrival OF this government
representative in this city today it
looks as though the prospectors and
mining men We're in a fair way OF
winning out and the patented lands
OF the railroad compay in these dis
tricts would be thrown open to them.
This action OF the government has
been awaited with great interest by
the mining fraternity of the entire
state and will mean much to. the en-
tire state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-25
PAWN ENT MADE

Joe Brown, treasurer OF Mono
county arrived in this city last even
inc from Reno and stated that the
first payment on the $4,000 paid for
the Golden Gate mine had been made
The rest OF the amount will be paid
in three installments. The new own
ers OF the property have taken pos
session and are now erecting many
needed buildings for the use of the
men who will be empolyed at the
mine unde, the new people.
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Bob Douglass
In SmaShup


RENO, Oct. -5.-The auto belong
ing to Senator Bob Douglass was
wrecked in this city today by a col
lission. The driver, known as
"ShOrty" was thrown from the ma
chine by the impact and was severely
bruised about the body His injuries
are in no way serious.
Douglass who was also in the ma
chine al the time escaped unhurt
power Thomas Flyer and one of the
nnest IN the state is total wreck
The escape OF the men was a mirac
ulOus one.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-25

Fred \. Maynard, assistant United
States District Attorney arrived from
Washington on the AFTERNOON train
today. He comes to this City TO lile
complaint againsc the Southern Pa
ciic railroad company i'll the L. S.
Court OF this district. These com
plants are for the purpose OF in
validating all patents OF the railroad
company held in the White Horse
Mining districts and in other dis
tricts OF the state on lands which are
now known to contain minerals
The Southern Pacific has been hold
ing the land against prospectors who
have found mineral in them and
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-25
NOT ICE

The semi-annual meeting OF the
Nevada State Board OF Pharmacy fol
the examination OF applicants and
the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may properly come before it
will be held a The Riverside Hotel
Reno, on Wednesday, November 9th
1907. +. ]. STEINNETZ,
Secretary.
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da securities and was sent in the
hope 10 stay the work OF the bears
who are taking advantage of the
situation. Mr. Ruggles sent the fol
lowing reply:
The market is improving and nc
panicky feeling prevails. BY keep
ing the board open on stronger ar
gument could be given the East OF
the stability of Nevada stocks. Oul
banks are sound and confident
The result of this correspondence
was seen imedately, for local stocks
jumped from 6 to 10 points above
the mornings break and \ much bet
ter feeling prevailed.
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WILL OPEN MONDAY

Will Day is putting the finishing
touches on his store in this city and
expects to open for business in his
new quarters on next Monday.
He has put in a complete line of all
kinds OF goods and his establishment
will be strictly up-to-date
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Statement
BY RICkEY
Given to Press at San
Francisco. Need
Two Millions

uous efforts are being made by
Thomas Hickey, president of the
State Bank & Trust Company OF Ne
vada, the institution which closed its
doors in five cities OF Nevada on
Wednesday, to arrange to open for
business again next week
Hickey has been in this city for
several days n consultation with
leading bankers with a view to Sc
curing sufficient cash to meet all the
demands Of depositors when the bank
opens. He estimates that $4,000 600
will be required to pay depositors as
soon as the banks doors are opened.
While Governor Sparks of Nevada
has declared legal holiday until next
Monday in order to give bank Of
ficials opportunity to realize on great
block of securities which they hold
as collateral for loans, President
Rickey thinks that the holidays
should be continued few days
longer in view Of the conditions OF
the money market When seen today
a the Fairmont he said:
The financial difficulties of the
State Bank < Trust Company in
common with all other financial in
stitutiOns interested in the Nevada
gold fields. is primarily due to labor
troubles which have so seriously in
terfered with The development Of all
the m~.ing properties in the state
All calculations have been upset by
continued labor disturbances and in
vestOrs have been frightened away
/ Business men have found it impos-
! sible to meet their obligations and
! banks to market their mining secur-
titles. The market has become de
pressed and things are practically
/ at standstill
Our bank has paid-up capital of
5000 900, and a surplus of S204,OO0.
In making loans we have always pur-
! sued q most conservative policy. On
/ di- tldoSto VI LllllHS SECURITIES we
have never loaned more than one
quarter to oue-fifth the value SO to-
day We have four or FIVE times the
value OF our outstanding loans in
collateral hut the money stringency
in New York, the failure of the knicll
erbOcker, Trust company and the
4;
draw their savings and noard them in
safe deposits vaults until the situa-
tion clears makes il difficult for Us
to realize on securities.
During the past six w>rks we have
paid out to depositors 1000 .oOo. and
estimate that as much more will De
Required in cash to pay demands Of
depositors The minute We open again
| think | can safely say that no de
posiror in the State Bann q Trust
Company VIII lose one dollar, but
until | have made thorough eNamin
alton OF every branch of the bank in
Tonopah, Carson, Goldfield, Manhat-
tan and Blair cannot give out q
definite statement and | cannot say
when we shall open"
When asked whether receiver
. would be appointed for The bank.
Rickey said
A receiver Will he appointed if
after an examination Of the affairs
of -.a hank ,,-, think +hat -bt. nj E.
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DANCE AND FESTIVAL

The ladies of ST. Theresa church
OF this city will give a dance and
festival at Armory Hall on Wednes
day evening October Both. Everybody
is invited to attend. I'd.
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Rich Strike
Near This City

A strike OF valuable ore IN the
vicinity OF the Douglass ranch i'll
Washoe Valley is reported IN this
h,. rho mama Of Dnhoic is accradi,ad
,c s,clino ora fron Tho oras. roots
-, hi. claim, that ooas ,s biob as
s.n, - +o, H. i ,ra,,ar;,,., ro max %
Shipment at an carry ddte ana
Claims 10 nave d polaiH"' "A HUMMER
oi peop1e vi tliS tl's nave 4e1' ~
it i ANYTHING like he claims it is will
make a number of locations in hat
vicinity.
-o-o
Sam Davis was an afiiNai III 'i'7
Guy on lhe afternoon loc7'.
rbraa mara n,.isnr.,.s arrived from,
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ChiIdren,s nic.7t # the Park Thea
Tar +o,iobt
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''''''D'i % - - I| l7 ',' - ., i.,u' - "
H. W. o''i>I-i9 oI 'ii9 >''iAiii9 ,'S II
''o'''0' "no - 'p>'''l''7 % 90 ''' "''' .
cisco this evening
rhis city Yesterday returned TO Reno
this mornina
;oI, ,.o,.,. >-nr. 4,.,,,, fooo, ana o Emo
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in
ASSESSMENT
This Year Shows Gain of
$233, 81 Over
Last Year

The following figures vii. be oil
interest 10 the tax payers OF this city
and county. They are complied from
the asses 5ment books OF the past TWO
years and show that the valuation
this year has been increased SIS,
81 over that OF the year 1906. Tne
proportions allotted 10 The state,
county, Cal ana school districts is
also given.
Cons ideging the number OF govern,
ment and state Institutions that are
located III Carson City and which are
exempt from taxation and also the
churches and lodge properly the raise
OF S233,31l over the assessed valua.
ton OF 1906 shows that this CHS and
county has progressed to a consider
able extent with the general run OF
progress that mas been rampant in
the state tor the past TWO years and
shows that both the assessor and the
Board OF Equalization have been
heepIhS titf eyes open III lhe inter
est Of the TAX payers OF this section
OF the state.
The figures which tell the story
follow:
1906 Assessment Roll
Value OF Real Est. $ S22,o14 90
Value OF Per. Prop. IS 369,1-& 90
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The SITUA-
TON TO-DAY
East is Regaining Nor
NAL Condition. Stocks
Advance

NEW YORK CITY Oc, 2J.-The
financial situation is about norma
in this city today and securities OF
al kinds are soaring upward. There
were no failures reported today with
exception OF a small institution con
nected with the Heinze people. The
effect OF the closing Of this bank was
not felt here at all The tinanciers
have the situation we'll in hand and
confidence in the great banking in
stitutions OF this city is being shown
hourly.
When the exchange opened This
morning call money was at its lowest
in the. past few days ana from the
opening OF the board steady rise
in all stocks and securities We're re
corded. II is believed that in a
couple OF weeks the effect OF the
crisis Of the past few days VIII
ceased 20 be felt throughout the east
to a great extent Business is reviv-
ing throughout the city today
RENO, Oct 25.-Tne banks Of this
city with the exception Of the Shee-
line bank are closed today and will
remain SO while the holiday procla
nation OF the governor remains il
effect
Everything is quiet here in finan
cial circles and no uneasiness is
evident.
.
~, TLo,
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WAN TED

Girls to apply for work on the tel
ephone switchboards in this city.
Apply to local Sunset Telephone
office. O15tf
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Chldren's night at the Park Thea
ter tonight.

ter tonight.
The latest in trimmed hats, just
received from the east. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. X Knowles. Par
lors 13 and IA, Arlington Hotel.
For Sale-A furnished house cheap
for cash. Apply to C. H. Peters or
of H. F. Smith, ~pposite Union Ice
Company, three blocks east of L. S.
Mint. o192w.
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S 1,19l,l91 Ut

O. the above amount their is in
limits OF Carson City $ S63,it5 90
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-25

Chiidren's night at the Park Thea
ter tonight.
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AS Apportioned


1907 Assessment Roll
Value Per. Prop. 49,. 431 ,393 ou
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5 1,42i,56S Oo

5 l,42i,36S On
OF the above there is in limits OF
Carson City S U6i iO5 90
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-25
1906 Assessment Roll

Value Of Real Est. IS c22,o74 90
Value ot Per. Prop. IS 369,l-$$ 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-12
JQUE ES SoCl0L0cIA?

Sociologfa es la ciencia mas enci-
clopzdica que estudia, investiga y de.
termine las leyes superiores que rigen
la evoluci6n y organization de la So
ciedad.
Es el proceso abstracto hist6rico,
desde la edad primitiva del hombre
que comenzo en- Ia tribu nomada Ell
comunismo, lpracticar el principle
evolutivo de Ia sociedad, cuya orqa-
nizaci6n iniciaciaciones datan del
origen de Ia familia, primer peldano
de 10 ascednente escala social. & ira
YES de los slglOs Y generaciones, que
unas otras Sc han lido legando las
reformas rad icales, que de acci6n en-
acci6n nos Ia traido el actual egtado
de sociabilidad, que hoy departimos,
va encarrilados en- las anchAs Was de
la civilizac cion.
Sociologla, simp1ifcando SD Ana
Isis, es la facultad mas racional de
que puede disponer ell. hombre, para
servir debida y cumplidamente, 4 la
jor conservation Y adelanto. dc
los mobiles fines de la especie, lueqc
de la raza, despues de la familia, y
por natural consecuencia de su pue-
bio, reg ion, patria y nacionalidad.
Ademas he de agregar Donde
qulera que Ell hombre ejerce sus dis.
iposlones de laboTio sidad hay una mo.
lecula de Sociological sus propiedades
lredentoras tienen en- cada ser pen
sante, I'm ideal, que en- la esfera bri-
llante de las ideas-cuyo cfrculo Sc
ensancha por Ell esplritu grandioso
de la creacion, ,-marca una era, que
por sucesivas epocas, son sus apoteo-
sis, la revolucion que determine el
torrente impulsiyo & indetenible dc
la evolucion; 81 triunfo de los 'dere-
chos del hombre'' que de por 81 san
cion6 el imperio lie Ia humana iusti-
cia, brillando no va al rehejo de las
espadas, 81 no al de les rayos esplen-
didos del Sol de la libertad, que
mpulso al progreso, operAndose en-
On ,es la evoluc6n que hoy denomi-
nam - civiliza5cra.
Ahora bien, d.m.s y cabal leros:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-12

nuevo. Foraker ha sido eliminado-
de 10 que nos. alegramos Taft es
aclamado por y en- Ohio; Ohio repre-
senta TN grano de arena en- ell Occea-
no pol1tico Americana Hughes es
aclamado por las masas que repre-
-sentan Ell todo.
B Hughes sigue callado. Su silen-
cio- podrfamos interpretarlo como
apatico sino fueran conoeidos los de-
secs de nuestro Gobernador de llevar
.hasta ell final de su carrera sus ambi-
clones polfticas.
New York es enteram ente Hugnis-
ia, y Ell Times nos ha demostrado
que no solo New York sino Ell Oeste
|el Sud y Ell Este van con Hughes,
siempre y cuando que Roosevelt sc
retire, 10 que no dudo as1 hara.
En- muchas de mis- cronicas prediie
la posibilidad de que Hughes conse-
guirfa la nomination, y esta posibili-
dad toma cada dfas formas mas gi-
gantescas Y atm cuando carezco de
dotes adivimos, pudiera asegurar que
la nomination para la Presidencia en-
1908 es para Roosevelt 6 para Hughes.
La conocida rectitud de Hughes,
la habilidad demostrada durante su
investigation de las compafifas de
SECURE de vidas y el tacto desplega-
do en- proveer por ,leyes que nunca
|hubiesemos conseguido sino existiese
IN Hughes, energico, practice y JUS
ticiero; haceme Greer que Ell porvenir
de Puerto Rico depende de Ia cleo
ci6n de este hombre, que I'm compa-
triota, no hi mucho, castigo duramen-
tie comparandolo inferior al demagogc
Hearst. -.
Better next time be sure to know
the man, before you cast his reputat
ion to the winds.
Mario Clc PNML.
Agosto - de 1907.
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Numero 169

piensa expresa y dice;-"Ya la razon
humana es adulta, puesto que puede
plantear el problema de Ia vida; va la
conciencia tiene edad suhciente para
reprobar los desvios del problema
para inducir reformar el plan de
|conducta irracional immoral que ST.
que Ell HON bre civilizado en- Ell des-
Iarrollo de su vida.
Mas, para resolver su problema
conseguir que el homb bre sea tan bue-
no cuanto va es consciente, tan moral
cuanto va es racional, tQu6 ha de ha-
Ger la ciencia de las costum bres Y de
los deberes? Respondiendo de una
vez, convertir los deberes en- cOsturn-
bres. Acostum brar la idea del de-
ber; demostrar que ell deber no es tan
austero nj tan incompatible como Sc
cree, con la abundancia y fecundidad
|derecursos que estau disposition del
hombre, segdn su capacidad para CO.
nocerlos Y emplearlos; presentar en- la
idea del deber Ia fuente mas pura de
Imoralidad; hacer de la practica del
deber Ell modo normal de desarrollo
individual y collective, la norma, pau
ia, regla, 81 es lfcito nncblecer es-
te vocablo, el "Comodin' de nuestra
vida practica; hacer yer con los oioe
de la cara, palpar con los dedos de las
manOs, sentlr con los nerviOs de Ia
senslbllldad organica, que es mas
utll, mas convenlente, mas grato, mas
bello, mas bueno, mas verdadero, mas
justo el ser hombre de su deber en-
todo case que el no serlo en- case al
guno.
Patentizar cue Ell hombre es mas,
cuando mas hace 10 que debe, porque
asl prueba que ha llegada 4 mayor
conclencla de su racionalidad, por
que, probandolo es mas digno pro
bar, en- fin, que ser civilizado ser
moral es ser 10 mismo que civiliza-
cion y moralizacion de la humanidad
debe ser ell mismo proposito que
para cumplirlo, Ell modo sencillo es
atenerse al curnplimiento del deber
en- cada una de las relaciones socia-
les; tai ha de ser Ia idea de la moral 4.
Despues de tan elocuente parraf0,
insisto en- mi recommendation, Y os
ripito, Moral Social" que no falte
J Gil uucSllOS HOSaTeS, csc TeHeJO 0G
bellos pensamlentos, tesoros de gran
des ideas, que practicadas nos guar
dan del NAL, y puritican en- el bien
nueStras acciones.
Iced con predilecci6n Moral So
cial'' Iced ese hermoso libro que
observation-disclosures una sociedad meior
nos introduce en- ella, parece que va
esta pr6ximo el d(a .en que hemos
de viyir dentro de esa organization
superior; Iced csc libro voz viviente
de su autor, que adn no ha mucrto,
por que EN- el libro educando, ense-
fIando { inspirandonos, vive y vivir&
su inteligencia: En- Ell libro estd Ia
esencia de Ia inmortalidadl
uSalve al Sociologo, Salve al ilus-
tre compatrlota, al gran AnullanO
Eugenio Maria de Hostos.
HE DICHO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-12

|antes de terminar mi pretendida de-
finicion en- terminos concretos y ge-
nerales de mi tests intergertiva. 1Qu6
es Sociological he de hacer una OBJ
servacion importante: Al presente,
la Sociolog1a contemporaries sefiala
determinadamente la existencia de
dos sociedadeS en- 11cha: estaS tienen
|diversos puntos de afnidad que Sc
|repelen al avanzar de una, por Ell
retroceder de la otra: No obstante,
con elevada appreciation de las cosas,
dejando parte los ineptos indi-
ferentes que grandes evoluciones
|transforman siempre, hemos de yer
|d1afanamente el mundo social divi-
dido en- dos campos, completamente
|deslindados: en- uno. los que trabaja an
por sostener la pobreza y desigual-
dad, la obediencia y la miseria sobre
la cual fundan su poder y superiori-
dad; en- Ell otro, los que mas despren-
didos y humanos, trabajan por la
total revindicacion de la libre volun
tad, iniciativa y bienestar de uno para
todos, as1 como de todos para uno.
He aquf Ell axioma que alienta el
espiritu de lucha.
He aqu(, formida blemente plan
teado, ell trascendental problema, que
|ilnpone al serio estudio de sus eau
sas, los sabios investigadores de Ia
evolucion y organization de la So
lciedad.
Echa ssta observation, queda ter
minado Ell primer esfuerzo que me
be propuesto, para enunciar en- este
disertacion, al ilustre Eugenio Ma
de Hosto como Sociologo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-12

Al llustre Puertorriqueno, al gran
Antillano Eugenio Ma de Hostos CO.
mo Sociologo; 1quien lie aventaj ia
|quien lie iguala, en- nuesrros dfas. 4
lqulen comparable
Ninguno en- nuestra diStinguida in
telectualidad.
Hacese necesario buscar en- los in
folios de la historic del mundo cientl-
fico- social, el nombre de Giddings, in.
mortal por sus obras sobre principles
de Sociologla, y 4 este nombre coho-
Inestar, signifcar, los de Augusta
Comte, Tomas E. Buckle, Guillermo
Guizot, y el del muy c6lebre soci6lo-
60 y educacionista suizo, Enrique
Pestalozzi, para entonces hacer a Eu-
genlo Ma. de Hostos comparable CO.
mo Sociologo, con los eximios cola
boradores de la alta y gestativa es-
cuela de la Sociologfa, en- la cual ha
prevalecido, prevalece y prevalecera,
Ell activo principle fundamental de
progressive propagation y quito fer
viente las ideas emancipadoras de
mayor justicia, de mejor derecho, de
mas libertad, que en- los dos 1ltimos
sigloS traS lnceSantes luchas han DO
dido dcterminar las evoluciones re
formativas &c las sociedades, en- Guam
to sus vlolentas anornales ira
nicas organ izaciones: Por aquellos
radicales y valerosos reformadores
que desaparecieron aver. deidndonos
como cnantiosa inacabable herencia,
la practlca y continuidad de sus atlas
persecusiones, hoy luchamos dentro
de una organization social mas ven
tajosa, siendonos possible apreciar con
grande y efclente provecho de nues-
ira cultUra de caracter clvico, su Sa-
ber maxine y diverse. que apropian.
dose, reasumiendose en- la Sociolo.
gfa, difdndese va, en- Ia escue1a po-
pular donde las ideas del Soci6logo
personiflcandose en- Ell libro, ofcian
de maestros, inculcando Gichas ideas
unlversalmente, las que brillan en- Ia
historic, con las bellisimas atraccio-
ses del iris refulgente en- luces de
colores, que de Oriente 4 Occidentc
arquease majestuoso, culminando
desde las gigantes cordilleras del
Hima laya, ,hasta los empinados Andes
del Chin borazo ecuatoriano, como
dohinando los cinco fragmentos del
mundN continental.
De eaps continentes Ia civilization
Sc debe 81 a as1dua y apostolica labor
del Socioleoo, cuya labor tiene sus
caracterfstices; en- la dignihcac ion de
la familia por = educacion del sen
timiento del amo subordinate 4 los
dcberes sociales e. FL fomento de la
1propiedad por la mejor preparation
del trabaio, fuente del capital, nina
de las riquezas: en- la democracia del
estado, por la conquista de la descen-
tralizac;6n de los poderes polfticos. y
por l04ica ronsecuencia. libertando
de este, as retrogadas preocupaciones
de las teocracias religiosas, sustitu
y6ndolas los eyangelios de la moral
social.
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4 los SusCriptoreS y Agent6s

Para la buena marcha de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimoS Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80
81; Sdvierti6ndose cue las que Sc Gieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran e cuenta nj
Burtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
dfa fltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
R0licitens
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lnyecciones de sangre de ma
rrana.
HE DICtIO

El doctor Bier, professor de c.rnjia
de Ia Univers lad de Berlin, en- cuya
catedra sucedi6 al Doctor Bergmann,
ia publicado en- ell "Deutsh Mediznis-
che w Wochenschrift" un notable arNcu-
10 relative sus experimentos en- pa
cientes de cancer en- e! hospitales Ge
Berlip Ha descuhierto que las in
yecciones de sangre de animales hbres
de m aterias hbrosas, especia lmente a
sangre dc las marranas, en- 1lceras
acanceradas, altera la naturaleza apa-
rente de elias, con tendencias la me-
jorfa aproximandose sensiblem q
la curacion.
Convene en- que los resutados. vis-
to a trav6s del microscope no apare-
cen tan favorablos. pero cree que ell
tratamiento es bueno.
Cita cssos en- qre las inyecciones do
sansre De mariana lc permitieron ha-
cer operaciones que de etro modo le ha-
brfa sido impossible En- otros los pa
cientes recihieron considerable aliyio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-12

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