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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
SHIP MISSING;
MANY on BOARD
THOUGHT THAT THE GREATEST
OCEAN TRAGEDY IN YEARS
HAS OCCURRED.
600 HOURS FROM PORT
Steamship Company Officials Fear
That mount royal Failed to
W;thatand :i,e Recent
Severe otorms. -

1 st. John, New Brunswick, jan o.
No word has come from the Canadian
Pacific steamship, Mount Royal,
which departed from London, via
Antwerp for ST. John, and 1t Is
feared here that one of the greatst
ocean tragedies of many years has
occurred
Officials Of the line are greatly wor-
ried over the ominors silence regard
| ing their steamer and fear the worst.
Every vessel reaching this side is
being promptly questioned, but there
has not been one during the last three
weeks which has reported the Mount
Royal, not one cf which has seen or
Heard of vessel in distress, or re-
ported any being seen In tow.
The Lake Michigan left Antwerp
five days after the Mount Royal and
arrived here week ago, but, al
though following In the same track.
brought no news. Realizing the
severity of the weather which has
prevailed on the North Atlantic in the
last few weeks. and keeping In mind
that the Mount Royal, of more than
1000 tens, and with a very light
cargo, was out In the worst OF 1t,
shipping men believe no word of the
steamer will ever be received.
5000 Mile Journey.
The distance from Antwerp to ST.
John Is 5000 miles, and the ship.
which has now been out 600 hours,
must have been driven far off the
route to be SO long delayed.
In this drifting process 1t is
deemed. almost Improbable that she
could have totally avoided other
steamers and the only conclusion now
apparent is that she has gone to the
bottom.
The Mount Royal is commanded by
Captain Purcell, and carries a crew
of eighty men She took from Ant
werp 305 steerage passengers Call.
clans Russian Jews, Firms and few
Belgians. The loss of life in case the
worst has happened. it is believed
here, would be total, for In the
storms which prevailed there would
be no survivors.
The suicide followed a family con
ference attended by three of his four
children.
Becker's first wife died two years
ago. Last June he married Mrs. |
Frank Esphenhain. 1t is said the
today discussed the dis
position of Beckers estate as re-
suit of his second marriage. Mrs
Hecker was visiting friends in st |
Louis at the time of the conference. |
Mrs. Bertha Orr, of Chicago, wife
of former Minister to Venezuela
Claire Orr. one of the three children
present found Becker's body on the
floor of his bedroom with revolver
by his side. The eldest son. Casimir
Becker of Osceola, Iowa, was not able
to spend the holidays with his father.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
RECEIVERS NAMED
For Seaboard Airline Railroad-De
cree Gives Receivers Immediate
Possession OF Properties.

Richmond. Va. Jan. 2.-The Sea.
board Air Line Railroad system was
put into the hands Of receiver here
today through the action Of Judge
Pritchard, in The United States circuit
court, who appointed as receivers X.
Knixter Williams, Of Richmond, and
S. Davies Warfield Of Baltimore.
Pritehard.s deere gives the receiv
ers immediate possession Of the prop
erty, which embraces the main stem
from Portmouth, Va, to Tampa, Fla,
with numerous branches, In all toal
of 1882 miles. The road has $72,'
100000 capital; s5S,Oo0000 liabilities.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
THREE JAPANESE HELD
In Vancouver Court For Attempt Il
Murder Threo Firemcn--ln-
jured Men Improving.

Vancouver. II. c., Jan. 2.--m the
police court today II. Nakashei. X,
Tangusti and NJ. Teneweye, Japanese,
appeared on charge of attempted
murder in connection with the stab.
bing of three firemen New Years day.
The accused were remanded, bail
being refused. Reports from the hos
pital this afternoon state that Richard
Frost and George Anderson. the two
firemen stabbed. are doing well. The
third fireman. Alexander Mcdonald,
was only slightly cut in the neck and
is able to be about. There is no ex-
citement in the city over the occur
renee,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
MILITIA ORDERED OUT
Four Companies Prepared 10 Go From
Indianapolis 10 Muneie Where
Car Strike is On.

indianapolis. Jan. -Four eompan-
les Of infantry and the local battery
are under orders to appear at the arm
ory tomorrow morning. prepared 10
start for Nuncie. where the street car
strike Is on.
Three other companies at other cit
fes are also under orders. Everything
is quiet al Muncie tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
|EX-TREASURER
COMM|TSSU|C|OE
BELLEvILLE BANKER, ILLINOIS
TREASURER UNDER GOVERN.
OR FiFER, SUFFERING FROM
MELANcHoLlA SHOT HIMSELF

Belleville. ILL.,. Jan. 2.-Sufferins
from melancholia. Charles Becker.
aged 67. director of the National Bank
of Belleville. committed suicide this
afternoon by shooting He was found
lying dead ON the floor in his room by
his daughter. Mrs. Bertha Orr. OF
Chicago, who is here on a visit
Becker was Illinois state treasurer
in 1888. serving under Governor Fifer.
His wealth is estimated at 100000.
A widow. daughter and two sons
survive him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
NINETEEN PERSONS
g Arrested BY st. Petersburg Police on
Charge Of Conspiracy to XIII
Dowaees Empress.

St Petersburg. Jan. 2.-The police
have arrested nineteen persons accus
ed of conspiracy to murder DowageT
Empress Marie Freedorovna upon her
return from abroad three weeks ago
According to the police. the plot was
of a most ingenious nature and the
conspirators were so 0cT:asn Of sue
cess that they inserted an announce
ment IN the death column Of the
Novoe Vremya December II. concern
ing Marie Freedorovna RomanOva'
inviting friends tc attend a requiem
mass at a fictitious church ~Alexan
dernevskyiis Monastery The whole
affair, however, Is yelled IN secrecy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
PIGEONS LONG FLIGHT
Message Taken From Minneapolis "a
Boston in Less Than Five Days
BY Birds

Boston. Jan. 1.-Two carrier pig.
cons arrived here today from Minnea-
polls. distance of nearly LOO miles,
one bearing a message from Mayor
Haynes To Mayor Fitzgerald. The
birds were owned by Louis Thiel OF
Roxbury. aud reached their left al
9:f6 a. m. having left Minneapolis
Saturday noon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
TRIAL is SUSPENDED
Stoessel Court Martial to Resume To
day-Yesterday Anniversary Of
Fall OF Port Arthur.

st. Petersburg. Jan. 2.-This being
the anniversary OF the surrender of
Port Arthur. the session of the trial
Of Lieutenant General Stoessel was
not held. The trial will be resumed
tomorrow, when testimony regarding
the sending OF messenger by Stoes-
sci to the Japanese with an offer OF
capitnlaiion viii be given. together
with testimony on other absorbing
events.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
To Be Established at Manila to Con-
slider Question of Location OF
Defenses in Islands.

Washington, Jan. BY order of
the acting secretary of war, General
Bell, chief of staff, has directed the
establishment at Manila, p. l., of a
board of directors to be known as the
fortifeation board whose duty 1t shall
be to consider the question of the To-
cation of defenses and pos posts per-
tanning thereto for the Philippine
Islands and to submit reports thereof
for the information of the war de-
partment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
STABBED HIS COUSIN
Tragedy Enacted BY Mere Children
Grandmother Drops Dead at
Sight Of Dead Boy.

Fayette, N. C.. Jan. 2.-Last night
about six miles west OF this place oil
lie Manuel. aged 10. stabbed and kill
ed Lush Manuel. his cousin. aged IL
and at the sight of the dead boy his
grandmother. Monte Manuel, expired
instantly. The boys were on theft
way to their granimother's home
when the stabbing was done.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
EXPECT sToRk AGAIN.

Madrid. Jan. 2-Although his posi-
ton as heir to the throne Of Spain re
mains unchalienged. the baby Prince
OF the AustBrias is likely. before very
long. TO encounter serious rivalry in
the royal nursery. as the gorgeous
cradle which forms the resting place
of royal Spanish babies is expected to
have . 1ev occupant in the coming
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Whltclaw Reid, American Ambassador
to the Court Of ST. James Visits
State Department.

Washington, Jan. 2.-Whitelaw
Reid. American ambassador to the
Court of st. James, who is in the
United States on ieave of absence,
was at the state department today.
He had a long talk with Assistant
Secretary Adee. but was unable to
see Root, the latter having large
number of callers, 1t being diplomatic
day. .
Ambassador Bryce Of Great Britain,
was with Secretary Root for some
time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
VETERANS MEET.

Kokomo. Ian. 2.-The Union sur
vivors Of the battle Of Stone River
are in session here with an attend
anee of 200 veterans. In this battle
the union loss was 81 per cent of a.
coo engaged. II was fought In 1852
BY the forces CT Generals Rosencrans
and Bragg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
NATIONAL BISCUIT Co
viii Stop Selling Package Goods I
Nebraska Because Of Attitude
OF Food Commissioner.

Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. 2.-Locai agents
of the National Biscuit company an.
nounced today that the concern would
cult selling package goods in Ne.
braska as a result OF the attitude of
Food Commissioner Johnson. who In
sists that crackers in packages be
branded to show the net weights and
contents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
ASSETS sHRUNkEN.

New York. Jan. AFTER being IN
the hands Of receiver seven and a
half years. the assets Of the Republi-
can Savings and Loan Association
have shrunk from ti.1ss.000 10 $4,000
and the stockholders are to receivs' 6
cents on the dollars. according 20 =
report OF the referee filed today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
POLICE and ROBBERS
Have Pistol Fight in Chicago Near
Hospitat--Excitemen May Prove
Fatal to Some Patients.

Chicago, Jan. I'm u tight between
police and three men. believed to be
robbers, William Mooney, policeman
was shot through the chest and two
pedestrians were less seriously
wounded The shooting occurred close
to hospital, at Sangamon and Van
Buren streets, and 1t is feared the ex-
citment will prove disastrous to some
of the patients. More than a score
of shots were exchanged but the men
escaped.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS
Will Hold Convention in Milwaukee
Feb. 1914 to Select Delegates
To Big Convention.

Milwaukee, Jan. 2.-The Wiscon-
sin Democrats will hold state con.
vention at Milwaukee February 1874
for the purpose of nominating dele
gates to the national convention. This
was decided upon tonight at a meeting
of the subcommittee or Democrats of
the state central commission which
was empowered to select the time and
nlace of the state convention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
MANITOBA LEGISLATURE.

winnipeg. Man. Jan 2-The Man
itoba legislature opened in regular
session today. After tho opening
ceremonies and the reading of the
speech from the throne an adjourn
ment was taken tin Monday. when the
regular order of business will be TAX
en- up. The session gives promise Of
being one OF more than ordinary in
terest and Importance
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
NEGROES SHOT.

Blackville. Ark. Jan. Sarah Bur
ton and her son. Area. negroes. were
shot and killesi here this evening by
Deputy Sheriff Barnes Of Conway
county. and City Marshall Britt Jones
of NorriiIton The woman attacked
the officers with an axe,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03
BANK CLOSES

Rockford. Colo. Jan. 2.-The bank
Of Rockford closed today. following
run. Liabilities exceed 500. 600. as
sets over t535.00Q.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03

DOING a LITTLE BETTER than
.S1' advertisement promises will
p'oSe 20 DC paying asset. But under
y circumstances back up the adver.
"sement by your actions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-03

coNgipgNcg H. Aovgn1ie1lgo
amcne Nv p~sple v1ho Pos1 y tt6 1oo \
rst 81 sucessseul sdvsSeistno. n "a
der % produce this ths msrchsnt ILL.,
ssIf must show eonNdsMss N sdvest's
Ing. .,s,,ti - - w
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

G-Ridgeyille checking point. Turn
left.
Knoxville. Turn right, down
hill.
S-Harpers Ferry bridge.
9-Harpers Ferry. Turn right, up
hill. at Mills store.
1O-Charles Town. Turn left at en-
CINE house.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

checking point. Turn
left, as indicated by arrow.
12-Fbrk at Green PoIings. beyond
Castelman's Ferry. Turn left
Gap. Go straight ahead.
14-Leesburg. Turn left at Loudon;
no bank
15-PoolesviIIe bank. Keep TO right.
16-First fork beyond Poolesvile.
Keep to left.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Tree with arrow beyond Olney.
Turn right.
2-EtchisOn. Turn left.
Stree with arrow beyond Etchi-
son. Turn left.
damascus. Turn right,
Three oaks, beyond Damascus.
Take road to right.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS PLANS
FOR THE COMING WEEK

AIOndy mAsscmbIy Hail. New National Museum official vel
o
2:2o p. n-opening session Of Sections T. H. III
mOpeang OF Section "
p A. A O
THE O TubercIe Bacillus"
mr.
p m
Of
Light
Future"
construction" CThe tuberculosis
scientific
Chamber and
Philip by
Antirubercuosis Coordination
Frday-o delegates at
Museum by Prof : Phi
Holland:
sauday- Museum. General ses
sion of e sections.
m Assembly Han Lecu
Denmark Tubeuo
in Domestic Animals Regarding
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA VA. SEPT. .


Much interest and comment was arous-
ed i'm Alexandria this evening by the
publication. exclusively in The Times, of
the correspondence between Governor
Swanson and p. J. Murphy, in relation
To the letter written by Major James Z.
King to Colonel Perry, in regard to the
disbanding of the Alexandria Light In
fantry.
The citizens of Alexandria are indig-
nant at the action Of Governor Swan
son in refusing 10 the Light Infantry
a COPY OF the letter in which charges
are alleged TO have been made against
certain officers Of that company.
The officers Of the Alexandria com
pany have a large following in this city,
all of whom are astonished at the ac-
ton Of Governor Swanson, who, IN one
letter. states that he has ordered the
adjutant general TO forward to Captain
Mercer copies OF all letters in connection
with the disarmament Of the Alexandria
Light Infantry Company. and two days
afterward writes that the letter in
which il is alleged the charges on which
the DISARMAMENT Of the company is
based Is a private letter. and cannot be
given out for publication
officers Of the AleXandria company
deny the statement of thu governor
that the letter was not used as evil
dence against them, and iE support of
their contention quote the letter of
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Gay World Condemns Fat

The Empire and the Drectoire gown
having come TO stay. fairness IS de iron
that is tc say mot in it," Fat ladies
are threatened with being wiped of The
map.
There is one lOOp-hOle of escape how
ever. for the OvcTfat lady Let her get
one of the large cases OF Narmoia Pre-
scriptlon Tablets, and take one after
each meal and at bedtime. and pretty
soon she viii notice she VIII be wearing
the new mode with satisfaction 10 her
self and the CONSERVATION of her dear
enemies
These cases OF AIarmoIa Presentation
Ia lets. which, by the way. being z,radt.
strictly in accordance with the Tauor
MarmOla Prescription, are perfectly
harmless contain such generous quar-
uty Of tablets that they last long time
ssad are founI 10 be most economic
costing. as they do, only = cents They
/ are also very pleasant method 10
adopt. for they render dieting and ayar-
I clSi1g entirely unneccssar ~ All drug
glsts keep them or they may be o5-
/ tanned from the Marmola COMPANY. De
trcit. Mich
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
PHTHISIS CONGRESS
OPENS TOMORROW
Delegates From Many Lands
TO Assemble at National
Museum.
Continued from First Pagel


ut simultaneously with the section
lleetings, is as follows for tomorrow:
900 a. m.-Auti-tuberculosi movement
in Sweden. Illustrated by moving pic
lures, DR.. b. Buhre, stereOpucOn lecture
hall
$50 a. m.-Wisconsin bovine exhibit.
Prof. w y. Frost section 20.
1000 a. m--Eew York State exhibit
DT. H d. Pease.
1915 a. m.-Sea breeze exhibit. II. NJ
Smith.
1890 a. m.-PennsyIvania dispensary
system, DR.. T. y. Mckee. section .
LZ;D m--MaSsachusetts tuberculosis
classes. A. c. Hunt.
1900 m.-MetropOlitau Hospital ex-
hibit. Charles Brush. section S.
300 m.-SweGish national exhibit, Ut
i. Buhre, section %.
1915 p. m.-MaryIaud tuberculosis
classes, II. W. Steele. section &
800 p. m.-Bureau Of Animal Industry
exhibits demonstrated.
200 p. m.-British Columbia exhibit. c.
J. Pagan, section 81
200 D. m--Charity Organization So
cletV Of New York 7 +. LIEerv
200 p m.-Swedish national movement
Illustrated by moving pictures. sJereopJi-
800 p. m.-PlayEround Association e,z-
hibtt, Mrs. Elizabeth 'Raftnr.
400 p. m.-RhOde Island ENhiht. G.
i. SWarts, Jr., section 10.
400 p. m.-Nathan Straus exhibit Miss
r. G. Hurn.
400 p. m--Swedish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
movement Illustrated by moving pic
lures, stereOpticon hall
300 p m--Clinton prison exhibit. Dr.
J. p. Ransom.
$50 p. m.-MassaChusetts pathoIOCic
exhibit, Dr. w r. waters, second floor
$50 p. m.-Maine state exhibit. Drs
Nichols, Young and Weeks.
500 p. ,m.-Maryland State exhibit, H
$50 p. m.-sea breeze exhibit. II. NJ
Smith.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Women Plan to ASSIST
Delegates to Congress

Mrs Charles w. Richardson. who IS
Chairman Of the committee for the in
ternauonal tuberculosis congress which
looks after the comfort Of the dele
gates and visitors from the United
States, has opened headquarters at the
New Willard. the Arlington. the shore
ham and the Aaleigh. through the
courtesy Of the management of the no
tells.
At each of these. ladies will be in
charge from 9 a. m. TO p m. daily
from Saturday, the 26th to Friday. O,-
tober ., inclusive, and will give infor-
nation and assistance TO any delegates
and visitors TO the congress.
Mrs. Richardson is assisted by Mrs.
George W. Wood. chairman at New
Willard; Mrs. T. y. Mclaughlin. chair
man at Arlington; Mrs. J. Hall Lewis,
chairman at Shoreham; Mrs. r. y.
TyIes, chairman at Raleigh
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
LARGEST COAL PIERS
TO Be IN VIRGINIA
Rogers Railroad Awards
Contract for Construction
of Work Near Norfolk.

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 25-She Vir-
GINA railway, a Rogers and EoczeIeL
Ter properly. has awarded q contract &c
A. " WalkuP, a Richmond contractor
20 build at the terminus af the ROAD al
Sewell's Point. uear No-fO *. the larges,
coal piers in the entire world.
The pier is 20 bc larger than all the
ether nine on the Virginia seaboarC
combined
The Virginia railway is 90 carry more
coal than all the other roads iu Viz
s-tuia combined. and viii also carry q
great deal Of oil
The work on the great pier IS 70 begin
a. once.
The steel frame VIII be constructed
by a separate steel firm. hut the iror
work supporting the woodwork Of In,
pier wiu be Included in the WaIkur
contract.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
WILL NAME BOARD
TO TRY STEWART

Instructions were issued at the War
Department this afternoon for the as
sembling here on Monday at Washing
ton barracks of the Retiring Board
that is 10 consider the case Of William
f Stewart. the Arizona exile
The spirit o. the War Department
is that there shall not be a moment s
delay in taking up the case, which
probably is w.t-.Out precedent in the
annals of the War Department While
the department is determined to get rid
OF the colonel on the ground OF beng
temp impOssi BILE il has
reached the realization that the colonel
knows how to fight.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

Surgery and orthopedics-
Meyer J. Sturm, Chicago, H.. Con
strucnon OF Hospitals for tuberculosis
Patients"
DIT. F. Gallagher. e. Paso. Tex. dis
cussion.
DR. ". z. Casselberry. Chicago. Ii,
tuberculosis Of the Larynx: The Type
Which Is Capable OF Recovery, and
the Principles Of Treatment"
DIT. Charles A. oliver. Philadelphia. Pa.
"A Brief Note Upon the Value OF the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Test in the
Question Of Surgical Treatment Of the
OrbItaI Disease"
Dr. Sydney Stephenson. London, ''Tu-
berculosis Of the Choroid'
DIT. Oscar Dodd, Chicago. IL, "Tuber-
cuIosis Affecting the COrnea-''
DR.. F. II. VerhoeH, Boston, Mass, dis
cUssion.
DIT. Clarence J. Blake. Boston. Mass
tuberculosis of the Ear"
DIT. d. Braden Kyle, Philadelphia, Pa
tuberculosis of the Mouth and Ear
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Letters on Infantry Case
ArouSing Mach Resentment

ColCnel Perry tc the adjutant cenefal
recommending the dishaGCment Of Il e
Light Infantry which he says that he
incIoSeS IN a letter from Maize knc
which nc wishes the adjutanr general
20 consider liz connection with the case.
II the letter does not contain any
thing rejecting on our characters. the
officers Of the Alexandria company as
Sert, why * IL the governor refuses to
make it public?"
Il IL does contain any charges against
them. they rl2im that they should he
given a copy OF Il, and they then would
be able 20 answer them. What further
action VIII ne taken In the matter has
not been decided upon. hTt II IS thought
that q military court OF inquiry Will he
asked for TO Investigate the cause of the
dis andment OF the Alexandria COM
panN.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Section VII.

Section VII
Dr. Pearson. president Of Section VI,
who lives in Philadelphia. IS one OF
the foremost veterinarians in the United
States He is the editor Of the ve-er-
mary Magazine and professor OF veter-
mary medicine at the University Of
Pennsylvania since 1881. and dean Of
the veterinary faculty since 1891
He has been the state veterinarian OF
Pennsylvania since 1855. Is a member
OF the State board OF health and the
board Of health Of Philadelphia lie
IS secretary .of the state live stock
sanitary board ard member Of The
American Public Health Association
He was president Of the Pennsylvania
state Veterinary Association from $50
TO 1901 and before that served TWO
years as president Of the American
veterinary Medical Association He
has contributed many papers on public
health matters and subjects OF import
aace in connection with the practice OF
veterinary medicine.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
DROPS DEAD IN SCHOOL

MONTREAL. Sept. 25-T. +. De
Liste, siXJy-one years old, OF Cohoes. y.
Y, dropped dead Of heart disease in the
office OF ST. Mary's College here while
negotiating Tor the admission Of his
son, Armand, as uOvitiare In the
Jesuit school at Sault au Recouet. Que
bee
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

Section IV-TubercuIosis in children
Etloiogy. prevention and treatment
Address by the president. DIR. Abraham
jacob
Dr. Linnaeus L. la Fetra. New
York. Tuberculosis in Infants. An
Analysis OF 80 Hospital Cases as Re
CARDS Etiology and Diagnosis. with
Remarks Upon Prevention and Treat
meut"
Dr. Karl Oscar AIedin, professor Of dis
eases Of children. Stockholm, "A Few
Notes on Tuberculosis In Infants"
DIT. Theodore sherman, EGinburs, Scot
land, Tuberculosis in Children. par
ticularly with Reference TO Tubercu-
Io>is OF the Lymphauc Glands"
Dr. Edgar P, Copeland. Washington
The Relation OF Infectious Diseases.
Measles, WhOoping-coUgh and IHHu-
enza % tuberculosis in Chudhood-"
DR. William J. Butler. Chicago. I'm
quiry Into the Opsouic Power OF
Breast MIX for TubercIe BacuIL"