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Recommend Two
Per Cent Increase
on Earnings.
Commissioners Await
ing Report OfASSiSt-
ants Board.

Il was learned today that Assessor
Griffin is seriously considering the ad-
visibility OF including in mis- fOrthConl-
Ing report 20 Commissioners West. deal
Ing with the taxes on public utility cor
porations, a recommendation that the
taxes on the gross earnings Of the street
railway companies be increased from
70 per cent
He is inclined TO this recommendation
for the reason that at the present time
the rails on the streets are not taxed
as real estate. taxes on them being sup
posed 70 be included in a general way
IN the tax on gross earnings
Il am personally or the opinion. said
Assessor Griffin today, that the rails
and franchises Of the steel railway COM
paniss should be taxed, but since Con
gress has not provided for this I think
a per cent tax on the gross earnings
would be a fsirer return 10 the District
for the valuable privileges than the !
per cent now paid"
Thinks Tax Inadequate.
The ts, for the two companies az the
s per cent rate amounted in 190. 20
S15S. .65S15. This, Mr. Grimn regards as
inadequate. and that larger returns 70
the District should be made by these
companies for the valuable franchises
enjoyed
Commissioner West said today that
the Board OF District Commissioners
reCcnmea ed 10 the last Congress an
increase in taxes from per cent 10
per cent on the gross earnings OF the
street railways
It Is understood that the street rail-
ways will not make any strenuous ub-
Z lection 70 such an increase IN tax rates
The only other corporations that are
likely 20 come in for increased assess
ments for this year are TIE Potomac
/ Electric Power Company and possibly
I the telegraph companies The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. the street railways
and. IN fact. all OF the others will Un-
dOubtedly have largely increased assess
ments made against them in the tn
( ennial assessment or all the property
I Of those companies.
Assessment Of B. & o.
/ The annual assessment OF the Balti-
/ more and Ohio road does not show any
/ increase over the valuations as made
I in the statement OF that company 70 the
assessors They have accepted those
| valuations. which are on new track laid
during the year which the company
made in its statement
The case Of the Potomac Electric
/ Power Company is very similar 10 tnct
OF the gas companies. The assessors
don't seem 20 know whether the COM
panv IS paying taxes on their meters
and service Conduits or not They ar
now trying to discover the facts and
this information viii be included in the
report Of NJ. Griffin 70 Commissioner
West
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

The temperature will rise generally
IN the northern portion Of the Washing
ton forecast district.
steamers departing today for Euro
nean ports Will have light to fresh
ortheasterlv winds and fair weather
20 the Grand Banks
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Expect Long Struggle.

That the striking telegraphers sntici-
pate a long and bitter struggle was evil
denCed this morning when eleven eX-
pert operators. the majority OF them
Postal em0Ioyes. made arrangements 10
leave washington during the afternoon
and night and accept positions with the
Norfolk and Western. the Chesapeake
and Ohio, and the Baltimore and Ohio
railways.
According to the present plans five of
these operators will go with the Balti-
more and Ohio. five with the Norfolk
and Western. and one with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio The men state that
they have secured offers paying almost
as much as those formerly held with
the companies here. and in order not 70
be dependent upon the support or me
union during the strike will accept the
%, SitiOnS offered.
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Strike Leader Says
Settlement Must
Be Reached.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. t5.-Presi-
dent s. J. Small, of the Commercial
Telegraphers, gave on. the following
interview today. He says this is the
first authorized interview he has
given since the strike began:
Three days from now there will
not be a single telegraph wire work
ing in the United States" said Pres
ident Small. THAT is, there viii be
no wires except those incidental to
the transportation of trains, except
ing that a settlement satisfactory to
us is reached in the meantime.
Conference With Men.
Il will go into conference with my
colleagues before 1 even see my fam
ny. The attitude taken by both com
panies in Chicago is dictated from NeT
York. Whether or not the New York
officials have one eye on the distorted
reports sent out by the Associated
Press and the other on the small crowd
Of strike breakers. l cannot of course
say. but / do know that there are not
enough teIegraphers In the United States
and Canada to move the business n
Chicago 70 say nothing Of the rest OF
the country.
Because of the duplicity of the teie-
graph officials in San Francisco and
Los Angeles. tho strike spread all over
the country with great rapidity- As
matters now stand. We must have as
surances from the highest authorities
Of both companies. backed up by the
guarantee from Government officials.
that they force the two companies 10
live up to any agreement that may be
reached by arbitration, or otherwise, be
fore we will return TO work. 1 person.
ally regret the Inconvenience 10 the pub
tic. but the companies ignored us for
FIVE years. and said We did not have
the nerve to strike.
Story Of Associated Press.
I'VE are now disprovinE that state
ment. In California the fruit trade is
suffering untold injury. IE every other
section OF the country. business is suf-
fering. but none OF that gets into the
newspapers News Is not being printed.
The letter Of Melville Z. Stone, of the
Associated Press. bewaiiing the hasty
action OF ihe Associated Press opera
tors IN striking on a few hours notice
must sound like music in the ears of
his operators. why did not Mr.. Stone
tell The whole story?
over two years ago the same scale OF
wages was presented to the manage
uent of the Associated Press. and taey
have had all that time to consider IT.
Their board Of directors have met al
least five times since the schedule was
presented.
Kicked Men Out
.iyVhen a committee of five operators
first presented that scale, Mr.. Stone
theoretically, kicked them out Of his Of
flee and caused his board of directors to
rescind a previous resolution granting
typewriters and vacations to all MS
operators. It took the union over a year
TO force a restoration OF these priv
iligcs."
what do you expect when you reach
Chicago and get in thorough touch with
the situation
1T does not do TO tell what one ex-
Continued on Page Eight
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SENATOR S son
UNDER ARREST
FOR ASSAULT
Victim IS Mrs. Mary
Chase, and She Is
Seriously Hurt.

Roger Wetmore. son Of Senator
George Peabody Wetmore, of Rhode
Island. was arrested at dawn this
morning AT the Arlington Hotel and
was taken 70 the Eighth precinct
where a charge Of assault was plac-
ed against him for having run over
and seriously injured Mrs. Mary c.
Chase, of 1901 r street northwest,
in his automobile last night about
7:3O o'clock
Regaining consciousness and rallyius
as well as could be expected under The
circumstances, Mrs Chase today has
a good chance q recovery. Dr.. Clarence
A. Weaver, Of 1914 . street. who was
summoned Immediately after the acci-
dent happened. said. however. that he
would not Je able 10 determine the eX-
tent OF Mrs Chase's injuries until to-
morrow.
Wetmore Is Paroled-
Vvetmore, who Is twenty-four years
OF age. after being taken 20 the police
station, was paroled in the custody OF
his attorney. S, G. Hopkins. Attorney
Hopkins and Ar WeJmore said thai
bond would be furnished In any sum
named by the District Attorney.
The accident occurred about 1.S1
o. clock. Mrs. Chase was walking south
ped from the curb at the corner OF
Corcoran street. the automobile bore
her down. Several persons who wit
messed the accident say. that there was
no warning given.
! Without stopping for even q moment.
I rfe4T7~ hF a-fr
of the Ccr threw on the speed GLUTEN
and drove away. Several persons were
sitting on the porch OF John Nell. ISIs
Sixteenth street, az the time. Rushing
. 20 Mrs. Chase's aid, they carried the
I injured woman into Mr. Nefs house.
: and later she was taken 10 her home
! IN DR.. Weaver's automobile
Conclusion of Brain.
Mrs Chase's injuries consist Of con-
I cussion OF the brain, a fractured nose.
/ crushed ankle. and contusions about the
/ head and body
( Before the automobile had disapDea red
around the corner Il was observed tha,
/ the rear Of the machine bore a District
: license. No. 2.3lf- This information was
/ turned over to the police with the result
J that WetmOre was located early this
morning by Policemen Levy and John
/ son.
Wetmore was driving a gasoIene r,Iu-
about OF late model. which is SAID
4 10 be almost as nOiseless as an electric
rUnabout
Mrs. Chase. during lucid interval
/ last night. asked that the accident bc
/ kept secret
Mr.. Wetmore's Statement.
/ 5. = Hopkins of the law firm Of
/ Thomas s. & :. c. Hopkins. in the
/ Washington Loan and Trust Building
| attorney for Mr.. Wetmore. when seen
this afternoon regarding the accident
said.
II saw Mr. Wetmore for only a fey,
minutes this morning. and consequently
know but little concerning ths regret.
table accident Mr.. Wetmore told me
that he was driving south or Sixteenth
street close &c the cUrbing on the right
hand side. at Il rate certainly not ex-
! ceeding six miles an hour. when sud
denly some one stepped from the curl
directly in front of him. The autais
| swerved his machine 10 the left in al
attempt to miss the pedestrian. but sh,
was struck by the mudSuard on tn
Continued on Ninth Pase)
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Alarming at Mazagsn.

Advices from Casablanca say that
the situation at Mazagan continues to
be alarming. In that town and in Aze-
mour, not far distant. ths doors of the
jails have been opened and the prisoners
are now free. -They, for the most part.
Immediately joined the warning tribes
men in front OF Casablanca. The French
charge daffaires here has asked Vice
Admiral Philibert 10 station warships
In the roadsteads OF Mogador, Safd.
and El Araish
1t is thought that the French vii
certainly have to overstep the limits
Of the terms of the AlSeciras conven-
ton and the mandate held from the
powers before peace is again restored
Artillery being shipped 70 CasablanCa
will replace the machine guns landed
from the battleships, which are not
Of the tribes Frounding ~ fagn the 6ee eity. S1'
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KAID RETAKEN;,
RAISULI May
JOIN HOLY WAR

TANGIER. Aug. 15.-News OF the
bombardment Of Cssablanca has reach
ed Raisuu the bandit. who, 10 the great
fear Of Europeans, will probably take TO
the field as the leader Of the wild tribes
men Ia taeir holy war against Euro
peans Raisuli, ii Is reported. is furious
over the news
The first action Of the bandit was 20
recapture Ksid Sir Harry Mclean, the
Sultans military adviser, whom he re
leased after holding for ransom FOR
some weeks He had turned Sir Harry
over to the X Mass tribesmen 10 be de-
livered in safety, but changed his mind
when the news Of the molly war reached
him.
Mclean is protected against the
vengeance of the X Mass tribesmen by
Raisuli. The tribesmen were angry al
the news Of the bOmbardment and are
furious against all Christians. They ars
preparing to take TO the field and sup
port the tribesmen who are at war.
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Plays MacLean Against Powers.

Raisuu's first movement in his cam
paign was to remove his prisoner 10 a
strategic position In the country Of Ben
iarous He showed his fearlessness by
defying the combined powers of Europe
10 follow him He mocks at threats of
punishment for his effrontery and is con-
ndent he can withstand any attack
When the French carry out tneir policy
"f invading Morocco. the tribesmen. IL
is reported. VIII fall back 10 Raisulrs
position and campaign Of long durance
and great magnitude will be necessary
to dislOdge them
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Relieve Men on Vacations.

Quite a number OF the strikers have
also obtained positions in the city with
the newspapers and stock brokers. while
others are relieving the regular leased
wire operators who have availed them
selves of this opportunity to take tneir
vacations and at the same time assist
the strikers.
The men who are accepting positions
With the railroads win be in thorough
sympathy with the Order Of Railway
Telegrapners. and like the members Of
that order. will decline to handle any
commercial messages over railroad
wires during the perdency of the Com
mercial Telegraphers' Union strike.
'We're All Right" Says Taft.
At the Western Union Offices this
morning. Manager Taft made the state
ment that all business was being cared
for, and that the strike was having no
disastrous effects in Washington. Asked
Continued on Eleventh Page)
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
EDDY SECRETS
NOT REVEALED
BY THE MASTERS
Sterner Examination to
Be Asked for by Sena-
tor Chandler.
Opinions Differ as to Way
Christian Science
Leader Acted.

CONCORD. y. H., Aug. 15.-None OF
the masters have breathed a WORD so
far concerning his impressions OF yes
terday's interview with Mrs Eddy, the
Christian Science leader. and the next
friends" derive encouragement from the
fact that the commission today Is per
mitting Attorney William z. Chandler
TO dive into Mrs. Eddys life from the
time she begun TO develop the Christian
ScIence ideh
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
SUN TABLE.

TIDE TABLE.
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TFNIPERATI-RE-
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Passed Distasteful Hour.

II was clear that these men had passed
a memorably distasteful hour and had
heard and seen unpleasant things
Silence was maintained as to her con-
dition as read by the trained eye Of
the alienist, DR.. Jelly. There was not
word or hint as 10 her state OF mind
or body from the two other masters,
nothing from Senator Chandler or from
Lawyer Streeter
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Kicked Men Out.

(Continued on Page ElghO
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Mr.. wetmore's Statement.

Continued on Ninth Pase)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05
VfCToR HUGO

.o singular que sago de Paris mucha repugnanca FL
que manifesto usted lie ausente gum tempo ha
contrbudo mucho decdrm Su consejo ha tendo giro
singular
La concluye sin embargo exclamation siu.
rNo seria 20 franco dese que la vista nespeada de
su 1 ha ha prcducido gramo placer No temo decirlo
muy aio Ia toda Ia uerza de mi alma Mi complete
desampo oundo door idea s 10 uuico que prede a1n
procurnne alegfap
cnmuo avos4 concucias Pero lque hacer
morado andafin deemnado? Decdidamente
haba que tomar seiio a4uel oven
Ie mand6 lamar con conferencia presenca
de su ha
Victor le pd6 resueltamente la mano de Adela.
Pluto naturamnte, cOores ruefoS sltuacon tan
errbemen peoa Do que dpoua de bastante dinro para
espar los aconecmnto hba empezado una novea del
geuelo de las de Wer Scott de la epefaba saca mucho
pado que raz de los sevcos presadoS tena ornales pro-
nlesas que oorgaa pazo roxmo un empleo una
pension In consnmeuo de su padre no Sc guerra
precpiar los aconteCmeutos, esaba de lografo
Lo que do que, por e contaro dudaba mucho que
general domnad por Influenza emenna ho otorgase
dcho consenmeno que do ue que 81 ben tena tOdo
geneo para onsgu pension del goberno del
rev. demasala avo para hacer vae aqueos IN
bes deehoS Pu ConaHo solo Sc oponia una cosa
ganar tempo Conhaa Gu que Su peeVsraca su enelsa
hari 20 demas
Ell sefor Foucher coayunclo medas pero profundamene
conmovd Dor tano ouqustado adma las nstanas
de su bs consti6 en- rcb Victor Los
esponsaes seran sin embargo oales decarados Sc esp
raa para ESQ que position de Vic euviese mas hjamente
con mayer seguda eabcla Hasta los ovenes Sc
yean todas euaues peo solos, encontraan en- u
xemburgo ira al eatro ama Este arrego provisional
iba cear suac6n baan faSa peo Victor la acepo de
mil amore No hateno nada mas que hace Dreux todo
el muudo regres6 Paris.
La correspondence que empe6 de nuevO fue al pruciPo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05
(I5 de Octubre.
.ru fel marido.

Que cara ne has esro Adela Al entreg rmela parecia
uue tt mis- Teveias sentias e efecto que ba producer en- mi
Por eeo tampoco qejae Nj adu hubera contesado te
meno age que has causado no tstaS de
tranCrlizaey de trarquzame amGGu En- que puedo EN-
ner ejor e tempo que scrbirte? cue debe mas mpor
tante a que placer mayor podria consagrarlo:
Sabe Adea mia cue dos paabras de til carta me han tra
tornado Que huese ddo toda saugre dc mis- ener
en- acto SUI expcacon? Cua Pensanin cuando eob
tie esta Erase insopoabe la eua pa1ecs deer e tn ucon
noesa sin tacha nj tn concenca sin cago Haba ioh aqu d
TODD tn peus cue daria tOd la fsdad de su vida para
proporconarte IN ante de placer reamPgo de algeria no
me oes NADIA de verdad cua uere til sabes 81 asuna
vez e he ocultado 60 mi alma Escucha vy dar el Gem
po de esa confanza mt5da que dbes dee que no
Ie sospecha que noeabe idea Erase cruel h hcho nacer
en- mi Conteame Adela mia, mi amada, mi d ada Adela;
coptestae como contestara Dos; ten pied de mi por
suere no sc que de cos eXravia rens que me
he agtado noche ardene insomnia eusndoe unas
veces de haber conceb1o tanta gereza tenor nur para
ii otras vendo Ia sospecha aumenar Ell mi coazoh con
da Ia urensdad todos los ceos de mi enura hea IT, De
ame con esa sncedad que exse hermosa alma }da Ia
nexorabe verdad fin, conea isis no' esta pgnnta
hubese poducme la NO has amado nunca en-
Otro tempo nade mas que mi''
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05
uI ELEGAITE PIANO

Sc vende un magnifco y elegau-
te PIANO, estilo altman, de voces
claras y sonoras acabado de recibir y
construido por recomenci6n especial
para estos climas por una acreditada
fabrica de pianos de los Estados Uni
dos. Este piano es de los mejores
que Sc fntroducen Ell este me-cado, no
solo por la solidez y elegancia de su
construction, sino que tanbien por la
sonoridad potente y clara de sus vo-
ces, Para informes, dirijase a don
Federico Font Camufias, Cruz6. At.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05
AOTls DIVERsAS
Buenas zarzuelas en-
ensayos. Carcel
de Humacas.
MujER INOULTAOA
Destruction de dies mil tres.
cisntas ochenta y cinoo Ii.
bras de varias provisionee.

La compafifa de zarzuela que
act1a en- nuestro teatro, tiene en-
ensayo las importantes obras eCam-
panone,s catalina de Rusias eGue-
IRA SantaD y aMarsel.esas que trata
de poner en- escena.
Sc VENDE. -Por no poder su due
no atenderla, una fnca rustica, compues-
ia de 55 a 20 cuerdas, buenos pastos Y
aqua; produce buen tabaco de calidad;
tiene 16 cuerdas de monte para maderas,
6ncada de cafe, chinas, guineos otros
frutos, cantera de cal; cercada de alanl-
bIe por I'm frente y tiene unas cuebas
subterraneas muy paIticulares; casa de
10 varas, por 7, techada de cine, un ran
cho de 20 varas para tabaco, herrainien-
tas y muebles Ell la casa; como IS cuer-
das son llanas. Para mas informes diri-
girse su duefio. JUAN M" PE.,A. En-
Caguas (Punto de tienda. I2-6-s.
-Josefa Vazquez que cumple
TN aiio de arresto Ell la carcel de
Distrito de Guayama, por adulterio,
seg1n sentencia de la Corte Mum
cipal de Cayey, ha sido indultada
con fecha dos del actual por el ho
norable gobernador de Puerto Rico.
-Durante el pasado mes de
JUNO, el inspector de Sanidad sefor
Maym6 orden6 la destruction de
diez mil trescientas ochenta y cinco
libras de varias provisiones de CO.
mercio, por no encontrarse en- buen
estado para el consume.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05

culosis. Sc sabe tambien que Ell Aeei
te de Hfgado de Bacalae, perfectamen.
te emulsionado, es uno de los meio-
res reconstituyentes. Por ESQ es que
los mas distinguidos specialists
prescriben hoy las emulsiones de Acct
te de Hfgado de Bacacao one no con-
tienen Creosota otras sustancias irri-
tantes, cue ocasionan el des6rdeH de
las funciores digesiivas.
De las dyerentes brebaracienes de
Aeeite dc HfgadO de BacalaO, 70 brS-
fero la FmHisi6n dc Scott que fabr7GAn
los SeHo,rS Scott & RsWne de Wueva
York;.
Sc ha dispuesto por el Diree-
tor de Sanidad, Benefcencia, y Co.
rrecciones que los dos nihos recien.
nacidos, que Sc hallan en- Preside,
hijos de la presa Carmen Rivera
Ayala, que fallecio un dia despues
de echarlos al mundo, sean recogi-
dos en- el Asilo de Carload de Niiias,
de Santurce, donde Sc les proveera
de una nodriza y Sc les cuidara has.
ia que alg1n familiar suyo los re-
clame.
Para cUrar nu resfriado en- no dla
tome Ell LAXATIVE BRoMo QuININA
FL boticario lie devolvera ell dinero s
no Sc cura. La 6rma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
-Procedente de Caguas ingre
SO q cumplir condena en- la carce
del Distrito de Humacao, el indivi'
duo Erasmo..O o..Ortiz.
Ell policfa Luis Rivera, qu'
ha emrezado a prestar servicio el
Puerta de Terra, penetro en- el ca
fetfn dessJuan Gonzalez, ocupand
un par de dados y 81 centavos d
una jugada que habia en- Ell interio
del establecimiento. Los jugadore
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05
0BIT "A Pee

A la avanzada edad de ochenta
y dos aios, despues de una vida
ejemplarfsima { intachable en-
pleada en- el ejercicio del bien, ha
fallecido en- esta villa dona Juana
Bautista Colon viuda de Rivera,
que gozaba aquf de mercedes res
petos a causa de las excelentes
cualidades que la enaltecieron
siempre.
Asisti6 al entierro numerosa
concurreucia.
Recibau sus deudos y Ell espe
cial sus desconsolados hijos don
Julian, Calixtoy Diego, el hondc
y sincere testimonio de nuestra
pena.
Coamo de Julio 1907.
MIRTO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-05
0TRAS A0TC|AS
Nombramientps apre-
bados por. el Jefe del
Consolidate.
vARlAs sENTENCIAs
Los usnos pacidos en- el Pre-.
sidio. Han sido llevados al
Asilo de Bene6cencia.

EE:Director de Sanidad, Be-
nehcencia y Correcciones, ell virtud
de renuncia presentada por el pri-
mer celador del asilo de locos don
Primo Villas, ha hecho los siguien-
tes nombramientos: Para primer
celador a don Vicente Cabufa con
S42o pesos anuales; para aJanitor'
a don Benigno Marrero con S 900;
para celador, en- sustitucion del an
terror q don Ricardo Rodriguez con
S 900 y para celadores con $24o
cada uno a don Flor Velazquez y a
don Felipe Rivera.
-Por la Corte municipal de
Caguas fueron sentenciados los ST.
guientes individuos: Natalio Gar.
cia, afio por acometimiento Y
aggression; Conception Jimenez E
meses, por hurto; Pablo Dones,
60 dias por acometimiento y agre-
sion; Marcelo Claudio 4 meses, por
h1rto; y Joaquin Hernandez &c
dias, por acometimiento Y agre-
sion.
-oCUIDADO CON LAS MEDIcINAs
PERNIC1osAS.-I.os medicos conde.
nan unanimeinente el uso de lqs
emulsiones que Gentlemen Creosota
Guayacol. Es bien sabido que esta:
sustancias cuando Sc toman mezcla
das con ell Aceite de Hfgado de Baca
lao irritan ell est6mago y los rifiones
entorpecen la buena nutruci6n Y DO
las frecucntes evacuaciones que eau
san, producer ell rapido aniquilamien
to de los enfermos.
FL doctor Parsons, un distingui
do especialista de la ciudad de Mexi
co dice a este respecto: "Refriendo
me al valor germicida de la Creosota
cuando Sc ad1ninistra a enfermos tu
berculosos, Incorporate preparacio
mes de Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
declare: que los experimientos quf
micos y la observation cuidadosa d
un gran n1mero de casos, han demos
trado que cualquiera que sean les re
sultados bene6cos que los enfermo
Ipuedan recibir del uso de la Creosc
tada y otras sustancias irritahtes, es
tos resultados los nulifcan los efectc
perniciosos que ejercen tales droga
en- el estomago.
Es un hecho bien conocido que
asimilacion facil y completa de lc
alilentos es de la mayor importance
en- el tratamiento de las enfermed;
des que Sc caracterizan por denutr
ci6n y de las cuales es tipo la Tube