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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04

Spent Sunday Here.
". -. Powell. the Cherry Creek min.
ing man, spent Sunday in the city.
Stockman Visits.
Grant Carter. She Kirkland stockman,
spent yesterday here on stock business.
Spent Sunday Here.
Miss Mamin Cain. teacher Of the
skull Valley school, spent Sunday here
with relatives
Visiting with Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs George T.. Young and
son are here from the Derby mine, visit
ing with friend.
Dewey Visitors
Jack Guttry aud Al Rice, prominent
residents Of Dewey. are here on u
short business visit.
Here On Business.
George Hudson is in the city from
his Cicnega ranch on Ash creek, on a
shor, business visit.
Forest Ranger Visits.
Harvey lIsnce. one Of the popular
rangers Of the Verde national forest, is
here on official business.
Home From Cordcs.
II. H. Kohl, Of the general passenger
and freight agents Office, arrived home
last night night from Cordes.
In From Camp.
Blake Baker * in the city from his
mining camp in the Cherry Creek dis.
,fict on short business visit.
Left For Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. !. X. Radabaugh were
outgoing passengers. Sunday, for their
former nome in Kansas City, Mo.
Home From Phoenix.
Mrs. T.. Il. Hayes arrived home, sun
day. from weeks visit with friends
in Phoenix and tne Salt River valley.
Loft For Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rees left ycstcr.
day afternoon for their home in the
Upper Verde valley after a short visit
here.
A Short Visit.
y. r. Major paid short business
visit TO the city yesterday. returning
TO ais home in Groom Creek in the af
ternoon.
Left For Camp.
Joe Meyers left yesterday morning
for his mining camp in Copper Basin.
after two days pleasant business
visit here.
Enjoying a Vacation.
William CASTOR, constructing fore.
man Of the Coronado Gold Mining
company's mill on Martinez creek, is
enjoying short vacation among his
many friends here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04

NEW YORK March In addition
% bav;n, ,ho ,onos, h,;Id;,,s 4, ,he
ro,ld Now York I'm. ,h. ,r.,,os, mum.
no, ~ -,s,, ~ nassen,er travel %,
,horo .,o soo,s IN Tho H., -ho.o 9Th
s,bv,,s ,,,,ois ,.ss,,os and .,,oo,
,,,s. movss n, Eve laval. ono
,rdo, tho atm, I, soems ,,ob.b,o Tim,
IN tho no,, f,,,re tho ,umhe, ~ ,ove,s
u;u ho ;,o,o,s,J o. a, ,.,s, ,b,oo aud
noss;blv moro rnuineer, who have
boo, s,nd,,;,o ,ho erowd;n, ~ tho
ci,v,s s,,ec,s with vacops csry;ages
auto. and nodos,,;.ns ali ,ocoou,zo tho
,ec.s.i,v 10, somo msans ~ relicf A
ala, ,ho,o,o,o h.. .,roady ,oon .ay.,..
cd and il receiving consideration which
10 ,do,,cd will mako New York nnio,e
IN Tho m,,,o, !, ohio, !, handles ,heso
modos ~ travail I,cido,,;,,,v !, vould
,osu,, :, c,,,,,, og ,wo s,or;os from
.vor, huld;,o II ,ho oo,,os,o, Ale
,r;c, M, nm tho ,on br, Tho ho,,ou
pr;.av outlined this ,I,r which o,,d
,i.oo a., ,ro,,,;s o.. 4. a,,. l.,
,hi. ,os,o., -, Io,d.. p.,,. .
o,ber ci,v in tho wor,d Ia a. ,ol,ows.
A. wb,, IL rov ,ho soconJ s,o,v to,oi
yo,id 30 o,,hi;.,oI ,..
,hoyo tho ,roson, s,roo, lo.0i g.. Zoo.
,,ssooo,s o,,, ,.;.h 49, III.
sidewalks movin, -, ,hroe r,,os 20
s,ood :, o.oh ,;r..,;o, ~. -.
ia,, ,ois h,, ain am. 49,, - a.,
.,r.o, t,,o, all, - =.
,,r. o., ooh. o.r,;. a., -. IN
=, uh;oh 81, \. 90, "a.
in , cer,,;n wo;oh, I;ui, n, ,ho .o.
on, s,ree, Iovol won,d ho Tho s,,,.oo
ear lines and all heavy traffic To ,re.
trucks and delivery wagons from rs.
cendinp 10 the level NJ the lighter c,r.
riages above. inter communication
would be by means nj inclined WINS
hung by balance. Should any vcbicIo
above the simulated weight nttcmp, IN
ascend these inclnes TO the aiphcr
level, the incline. after it's center had
been passed. would gently ii, dawn
and lead again to the original level
Thus would the great Glasses Of traffic
be separated TO the benefit NJ all Var.
ious experts who bave considorod tho
plan assert that in spite of its tartling
innovations it affords the best solution
of the problem vet offered. Once mt
in force, with these three new levels of
travel, in addition 10 the subwavs and
below them the tunnels. New York
would be tae first and only fyc.stbrv
traffic city, or. counting the elevated !
lines, six story city in the world.
The ex,er;o,.o y, =. ..,
clerk who n, ,ho Lac, al. :. ~
bonds made A., .om,or,.,Io So.
through the invos,ms,, 20 i. ,,a ..,
stamp. selling nj nm .dv.n.. ,.o -.
allotted IN him h.,oro 10 60. -,
10 nav for tbem b.s h,o,... g..
host ~ ;mit.,o,. O. -.
has the cus,om ho.o :, .,.s..,"
make some,bin. 90, no,.;.. 49,. ~
In this oi,v -, 3,
care nowadays pn, =. a.. -. -,
lo,mon, ., NJ. q"
bonds ,wo po.,o
mon, =, = '"' '"'''
sunieisn, % .on,a,. A." ""' paper
hid 60, ,o.".1 -. e'' u 'ne"
verv ia, .a, 20, aoa up the
Cor me-, 81 400 ooo 49," my u"
ri. -, Yo0'VOV,oOo worm OF the
A., ohooL o.. .,eo d"n '"e'f o'd was
,,o ~. V,O, vi TWO per cent OF
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04

mining camp In the Blue Dick section
after o pleasant three days visit here.
Prospector Returns.
Charles Anderson arrived home yes.
tcrday from prospecting trip in the
Burro Creek section Of the Eureka dis
irict.
Home From Jerome.
Mrs. Monte Dreaded and Miss Duke
Lewis arrived home last night from a
week 5 visit with relatives and friends
in jerome.
VIII Leave For Phoenix.
Mr. aud Mrs ". ~. G0och will leave
tomorrow for Phoenix. Mr.. Gooch cN.
poets TO locate permanently in the Salt
River valley
In From Chaparral
\. j. Doran arrived here last even.
ing from Chaparral, where he is filling
responsible position with the Jessie
Mines company.
Home From Funeral
G.. =. Book arrived home last night
from Arkansas City, Kansas, where he
attended the funeral Of his daughter,
Mrs Myrtle Griffith.
VIII Leave For Home.
X. y. Clark nss resigned his position
rs night baggageman at the depot. He
will leave Tuesday for his former home
IN Kansas City, Mo.
Left For Camp.
T.. l.. Beck returned last night TO the
camp Of the Mckinley Mining and DE.
velopment company in Copper Basin,
after short visit here.
Old Timer Visits.
Thomas Dougherty, AN old time min
or and prospector, IN in the city from
the McCabe section, where he has prom
ising mining interests.
Teachers Examination.
The regular quarterly teachers OK
animation will open Monday morning
nj $50 O'Clock in the Office of County
School superintendent jolly in the
courthouse. The examination will last
two days.
Left For Salt Lake.
Miss Olive Fisher was an outgoing
passenger yesterday afternoon for Salt
Lake City, Utah, whore she will bc the
guest OF her friend, Mrs. Scales, wife
of Captain Scales, formerly of Fort
Whipplc, during March.
Mine Manager Visits.
W. T. sawyer, general manager of
the Coronado Gold Mining company,
operating ia the Martinez mountains,
arrived here yesterday on business Of
his concern.
Visiting In Mayer.
W. y. Goldsworthy, general agent Of
the Santa Re, with headquarters in
Phoenix. passed through here yesterday
morning on his way to Mayer, where he
will visit his parents.
skylight City Visitor.
TX sheriff Jeremiah j. Donahue, Of
Coconino county, known all over the
southwest as "Sandy Donaaue," IL
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04

For one day this week New York, 1
the first time in the memory Of the a
est inhabitant, was without q head
ITS government; that is, without
mayor. Not only was Mayor McCl
Ian out of the city but also every otl
Official authorized to fill his Office
case of emergency. The law curiou(
enough provides for a succession
only three officers and with these
absent, no means, however pressl
the need, could furnish a successor u
could legally fill the Office of may
In spite Of tae fact however that
had no head to its government the q
survived without accident. Probal
not one hundred persons knew Of
situation until it was past
LONGACRE|
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04

developed financial acumen outside J
own domain.
New York is tne home Of queer \
equations all calculated TO make mosl
for the originator, but never perhs1
has there been a more original med
of livelihood than that Of financing n
pecunious foreign noblcmen with It'd
in their search of wealthy Americ1
brides. That such an occupation I'D
exist however was brought to light N
week by the institution Of legal I'd
ceedings looking to the recovery Of 4
stipulated sum from n certain noblen1
to whom money had been advanced n
who after capturing bride with nj
lions refused to repay his hacker. d
cent alliances between American N
lions and foreign titled poverty had
brought this matter into the limelia
10 such an extent that n represented
in this state is even draughting a
to impose an extremely heavy tax |
all fortunes married out Of this cod
try. Coming on top Of this bill 4
revelations showing that at least 4
genius has gambled on the success |
needy noblemen in winning wcalt
brides here has caused more than
little feeling. Generally it has tab
about 10000 for each foreigners ;
ponsCs, and the philanthropic persS
putting up the sum received in retu4
not only the original loan but il 4
suitor was successful a certain perez
age of the fortune which he marril
As tnc person who advanced the mou(
was extremely careful Of his risks, I
Letting them only after tigati}
all went merrily until at last an
grateful foreigner conveniently "a
got" his obligations although Il
money advanced had enabled him
maintain his station in such man,
as to win a wealthy bride. As a res
OF his forgetfulncss the matter
been made public and interesting
velopments may be expected conea
ing the manner in which certain In.
national marriages have been made D
sible.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
VIII Leave For Home.

Il. y. Clark nss resigned his positio
~ night baggageman at the depot. II
will leave Tuesday for his former HON
in Kansas city, Mo.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
City Visitor.

TX Sheriff Jeremiah j. Donahue, Of
Coeonino county, known all over the
southwest as "Sandy Donaaue," IL
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Spent Sunday Here.

Miss Mamin Cain. teacher Of ia
skull Valley school. spent Sunday her
with relatives
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Mine Manager Visits.

w. T. sawyer, general manager of
the Coronado Gold Mining company,
operating IN the Martinez mountains,
arrived here yesterday on business Of
his concern.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Left For Camp.

r. l.. Beck returned last night to IN
camp Of the Mckinley Mining and ID
velopment company in Copper Bash
after short visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Left For Salt Lake.

Miss Olive Fisher was an outgoing
passenger yesterday afternoon for Salt
Lake City, Utah, whore she will bc the
guest OF her friend, Mrs. Scales, wife
of Captain Scales, formerly of Fort
Whibplc. during March.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Visiting In Mayer.

W. y. Goldsworthy, general agent OF
the Santa Re, with headquarters il
Phoenix. passed through here yesterda,
morning on his way to Mayer, where h,
will visit his parents.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Home From Funeral

q. T. Book arrived home last nigh
from Arkansas City, Kansas, where h
attended the funeral Of his daughtc
Mrs. Myrtle Griffith.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Enjoying a Vacation.

william CASTOR, constructing fore.
man Of the Coronado Gold Mining
company's mill on Martinez creek, is
enjoying short vacation among his
many friends here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04

Isaac 7 stoddard, secretary Of
the Territory stopped over here Sunday
on his way to stoddard from his home
in Phoenix
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Visiting with Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs George 4. Young al
son are here from the Derby mine, visi
ing with friends
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Old Timer Visits.

Thomas Dougherty, an old time mir
er and prospector, IN in the city fror
the McCabe section, where he has prom
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly teachers OK
animation will open Monday mornin,
nj $50 O'Clock in the Office Of County
school superintendent jolly in tbs
courthouse. The examination will last
two days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
city News
....In Brief
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FROM sunday Daily
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Will Leave For Phoenix.
In From Chaparral.

\. j. Dor,n arrived here last cvei
ing from Chaparral, where he IS film
responsible position with the Jessi
Mines company.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-04
Congestion OF City Streets At Presen
Points to Early Establishment of Man
Levels of Travel, One Above TIL
Other--Investment of 2-Cent STAN
Brings Return of $125,OOO.

developed financial acumen outsid
own domain.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07

microbes. He comprobado que para
ciertoS estreptccocos ell suero de anis
males vacunadoS no es bacteric idaa
lEs decir que los humores no son
modifcados1 Nsda de ESQ. Tales
estreptococos, a pesar de todo. han
perdido su propiedad mas importante
desde Ell punto de vista mEdico. no
conservan SD virulencis, sc han hecho
inofensivos 6, por 10 menos, estzn
atenuados'
Esos experimentos hechoS al efec-
to, por su originalidad precision
ponen en- evidencia las distintas fa-
ses de la lucha que Sc entabla entire
los microbes y ell organismo. Que
ell animal sea no vacunado, los leu.
cocitos acuden con la misma precipi.
tacion, pero Ell ahujo de celulas no es
forzosame seguido de fagocitosiy:
los microbes no son englobados mas
|que cuando han Sido infuenciados
por los humores, es decir, por las
|substancias quinn icas disueltas en- Ell
suero y en- la sangre.
A ST sucede que Ia fagocitosis no
puede digerir mas que los microbes
sensibilizados por los humores, y es-
ia conception tiende a fusionar las
dos grandes teorfas de la inmunidsd.
la humoral y la cellular; sin modihca-
cion qufmica de los humores no haY
inmunidad. 80.
tPodemos en- Ell curse de una en-.
fermedad infecciosa obtener datos
sobre la intensidad de los germenes
reaccionales? Sin duda. es possible
en- Ell animal en- el hombre enfermo
pedir Ell poder bactericida de los hu-
moreS. determinar Ia curva de aglu.
tinacion; pero los procedimientos que
Sc pueden utilizar son completes, Y
la question no estaria en- Ell dominic
de la practica sin los trabaios de
Wright sobre las opsonias. La opso.
MIA es la substantial que hace al mi
crobio incapaz de resistir Ell leucocito,
es la substantial que prepara la fago-
citosis, substantial desconocida desde
el punto de vista qu1mico.
Por un procedimiento muy sencillo
SO ponen en- contacto microbes, Lett
cocitos y Ell suero cuyo poder ops6ni-
co Sc quiere determinar, viendo el
n1mero de bacter las englobadas por
los fagocitos en- un tempo dado, Y
ccmparando Ell resultado con el que
produce un suero normal, Sc determi-
ma muy facilmente el fndice ops6nico
del que determinamos. Los resulta-
dos obtenidos dan indicaciones preci.
sas para Ell diagnostico, pronostico y
aun tratamiento: al diagnostico, por-
que la opsonina es especfica para
cada baterfa; al pron6stico, porque Ia
intensidad del proceso fagocitario es-
ia en- relaci6n con la resistencia, y al
tratamiento, porque las modifcacio-
nes del indole opsonico permiten de-
terminar Ia Influenza de las medica=
clones y que el metodo ha alberto una
nueva era la terap6utica por los pro.
ductos bacteriarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
Ell TRIUNFO DE LA MUERTE

i"Misericordia, ,rse1or por 10 que he Qozado
por 10 que sufro! Haced Dios mio que yo
pueda cumplir el sacrifcio en- vuestro santo
nombre!'
Y hula seguido de su amante en- busca
del refugio. Y, al fin, sobre Ell umbral del re-
fugio, el milagro realizaba porque la i'm
pura, la corruptora, la implacabe Enemiga la
Rosa del Inferno, Sc despojaba de improviso
de todo pecado y sc quedaba lfmpia de toda
mancha para seguir su companero hasta el
altar
Al hacerse luminosa ella iluminaba las
tinieblas santas. En- la Gina del alto candle
labro de marmol, que durante siglos habia per-
manecido dormido de toda luz, ella ardia con
la llama inextinguible y silenciosa de su
amor.
de pie sobre Ell candelabro en- silencio
til 1luminaTas con til rostrO las meditaciones
de mi alma hasta la hora de la muerte."
Ella ardia por ST misma sin pedir jamas
aliento alguno para llama, sin deman-
dar nunca nada en- cambio, al Elegido.j Anna
bat amare.
Renunciaba para siempre toda possession;
mas alta que Ell mismo Dios en- su pureza So
berana, porque Dios la criatura, pero
quiere en- compensation ser amado SC vuel-
We terrible contra quien rehusa amarle.
Su amor era sublime y solitafio: I'm amor
que sc nutT1a de su sola sangre de su alma
sola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07

Escuela Superior de Minas
de Paris.
Nuevas Direcciones de la L6gi-
ca. Por Alberto Gomez L.
quierdo.
las Inf1uencias de los Antepa-
sados. Por Eelix lie Dantec.
Elementos de Literature Pre-
ceptiva. Por D. Marcelo Ma
cias y Garcia.
Entire mis- muros. Poesfas por
Ma. del Pillar 0ontreras.
La C6pu1a. Novela de amor, por
Salvador Rueda.
Estetica General. Por J. Roge
lilo Sanchez.
ko Eterno. Narracion espafio-
la. Por Sofia Casanova. 1 to.
mo IS cts con franqueo.
Ell Marques de Bradomin. Por
r. del Vale Inclan. tomo
rs cts. con franqueo.
Ell Sello de Salonon. Gun rega-
10 de los Dioses.) Por r. Ur-
bano. tomo As cts. con fran
Queo.
Guignol. Teatro para leer. Poi
J.. Frances. / tomo 40 cts. con
franqueo.
Del Gercado Ajeno. (Versiones
poeticas.) Por E. Diez Cane
dol tomo SO cts. con franqueo
Guracion de la tuberculosis sin
medicamentos. Por A. B. de
Guerville. I tomo IS cts cor
franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
.B Congress- Cienufco
PananpPIcanO
RESOLUCIONES APROBADAS

Hemos recibido las resoluciones que
fueron aprobadas, por la Asocia cion de
Universidades americans, EN- la Con-
venci6n anual cele brada en- Ann Arbor,
(Michigan) en- los dfas 9 y 10 de Enero
del corriente afIo, relativas al Congreso
Cientffco Pan americanos. Las esolus
clones correctamente traducidas del ins
giles son las siguienteS.
Que Sc autorice al Comite Executive
de la Association para que redacte
lleve a la practica aquellos planes que
tiendan a los siguientes resultados pri-
nero, esta blecer relaciones mas estre-
chas entire las Universidades de la
America latina y las instituciones re-
presentadas en- esta Association
Segundo estabecer relaciones mas
estre chas entire investigadores de las
diferentes regiones del continente anne.
ricano.
Tercero, examinar las condolences
bajo las cua'es Sc puedan hacer in
gresar ventajosamente, estudiantes de
la America latina en- las UniversidadeS
de los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
GABRIEL D'ANNUNZ1O

Y, en- la ingenuidad de su egoismo, en- aquella
tenaz an1malldad interior que forma Ell fondo
del ser femenino, NADIA la embriagaba tanto
como aquella poesfa momentanea Y pasaiera.
Ella era feliz cuando podia aparecer en- los
OJos del amante idealizada como en- la primera
noche sobre la vida azulada 8 como en- Ell ora
tor1o secreto entire la m1sica religiosa Ell va
por de los perfumes, como sobre Ell sendero
selvatico cubierto de retamas
Con su voz la mas pura, pregunt0:
-tCuando partimos2
lie parece que sea manana?
Sea mafana.
-Espera: 81 subieras podla va baar
-lQue importa? Yo te mirare
-Te encenderas te consumr as como
un cirio....
lie iluminare
-lluminare tambien mis- funerales
Ell pronuncio estas frases con acento Ii
gero; pero interiormente c ompon1a con la
acostumbrada intensidad de vida ficticia su
fabu1a mistica.
Despues de largos amos de terror trans
Curridos sobre los abismoS de la lujuria, habfa
legado para 81 la hora del arrepentimieDto.
Habiendo conocido en- ell cuerpo de su amante
tOdOs los misterios. que exaltaban sus conscu-
piscencias imploraba ahora delIMisericordioso
la gracia de disipar la insoportable tristeza de
aquel amor carnal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
M. /. {. 7ii0pSOD

Ha sido nombrado Superintendent.
te de Telegrafos Mr.. G. Timpson, por
el sef1or Comisionado del Interior.
Seg1n informes adquiridos, ell Sc
nor Ilmpson eS una persona muy
competente en- el servicio de telegra.
70, ha estado por muchos af1os en-
pleado en- las ofcinas del gran. Inge-
Micro Edison.
Felicitamos al Departamento de
Telegrafos por tan acertado n om-.
bramiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
Una hccitn De Roger
Continuation de la cuarta pagina)

Para explicar Ell fen6meno Sc ad-
mite que los microbes invssores 6
las celudas alteradas segregan subs
tancias que atraen los leucocitos,
ejercen sobre ellos una verdadera
quimiotaxis positiva. Llegados q
presencia de los microbes, los leu
cocitos intentan destruirlos per fa-
gocitosis. En- algunos casos la exu-
dacj6n serosa es muy abundante y
las celulas son relativamente POGO
numerosas; Sc produce TN edema in
| fama torio, del que es la erisipela ell
mejor tipo. 81 las ce1ulas aumentan
| de nt1mero son atacadas y NEGRO
sadas por las toxinas microbianas, Sc
producira I'm nuevo proceso, la supu
racion. ST al mismo tempo los mi
crobioS son capaces de provocar, a
expeusas de las celulas muertas, pro
cesos p1tridos, aparecera la gangrena.
Otra eventualidad es possible: Sc lie
ga que las celu1as Sc retlnan, for
mando n11os, llamados infecciosOs,
que va son simplente reconocldos al
microspio, va aumentan de manera
que con nstituyen granulaciones, cuyo
tipo principal esta representado por
la tuberculosis.
En- todo los processes Sc pueden
describir en- Ell foco infamatorio dos
zonas: en- la una, las celulas estan
heridas mas menos alteradas
(zona supurativa, gangrenada 8 losci-
flcada); en- la otra, las celulas vivas
luchan, ejerciendo su acci6n fagoci-
toria.
ST Sc considera el proceso en- este
estado de su evolucion, nos conduce
suponer que solo las celulas sirven
para la defensa de la economic y que
los humores no toman ninguna parte.
Tai conception es inexacta 6, por 10
menos, incomplete.
Para comprender Ell papel de los
humores en- Ell mecanismo de resis-
tencia en- las infecciones es necesario
estudiarle en- anlmales que sean re-
frsctarios por una inoculaci6n previa.
La inmunidad de seres vacunados es,
en- general, mas solida que la inmu-
nidad natural; los medios de protec-
cion son mas perfeccionados y mas
facilmente apreciables.
Sc puede deterninar que los hu-
mores de los animales vacunados son
mo1ifcados profundamente. El sue
no sanguineo Sc invierte en- un NAL
medic de cultivo para las bacterias;
seg6n la expression clasica, ell suero
so ha vuelto bactericida y bacterioll-
tico. Como Sc alcanza, semejante po-
der no es infinite. Sc introduce en-
Ell suero bactericida una gran can't
dad de microbes; allf Sc desenvuel-
ven, pero profundamente modifica-
dos; sus caracteres morfologicos, al
terados sus funciones, trastornadas:
en- suma, Sc reunen en- masas mas 6
menos volnminosas, constituyendo el
fenomeno bien conocido hoy dia de la
ag]utinaci6n.
Estas diversas manifestations no
Sc observan igualmente con todos los