The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
OPERATIONS HAD
NO BLOOD Split
Latest Triumph of Electrical
Science Is BlO0dleSs Surgery
in Germany.
PARTICULARLY USEFUL
IN CASE OF CANCERS
Results of Work in This Direc-
ti0n Will Soon Be Pub
lished.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
al Cable 10 .Thc Tribune.

BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
BERLIN. Nov 26.-Several Of our sur
geons here have experimental much with
bloodcss surgery, and reports have II,
with much success. The results of their
work in that direction will soon be pub
lishcd- Some of the results are said TO
be almost marvellous. With the usual
conservatism of Germans they have re-
Trained from declaring the system
fipaDty. Surgical operations without
bloodshcd are the latest trunphs OF
electrical science The dscovcrer is DR..
+. Nagclschmidt. who has demonstrated
it to the Royal Society OF Medicine. The
advantages claimed are that operations
can now be performed without blood be-
Ing split, as the paLsage of this type OF
electricity through the diseased tissue
coagulates all the albumcn I'm the blood
and tissues and prevents tho blood from
flowing. This will be particularly useful,
1t is stated. In the case OF large can
GERS on the surface OF the BODY, and
particularly In the type. called Zen
| Cuirasse' The current that the doc
tor uses Is distinct modification of the
ordinary high frequency electricity. II
Is applied as follows: TWO wires lead
from the generator 20 two electrodes
These are placed on each side OF the
part 10 be operated upon and the flow
OF blood in the region between the two
electrodes is stopped. All blood and It's
sue contain Il very large proportion OF
albumen-a substance similar TO the
white OF an cgg-and this the current
coasulates SO that the flow of the blood
is arrested,
Antarctic Expedition,
Lieutenant Filchner conferred recently
with Sir Ernest ShacEeton at Hamburg
on the subject OF his proposed Antarctic
expedition. on which he win start next
April. The expedition will be accom-
panied by geosrapher. meteorologist.
a zoolosist, nm astronomer. a geologist.
an eeronautic expert and an electrician.
Fc Will leave Hamburg on q ncwly-buiit
vessel for Buenos Ayres. The island Of
Thence the expedition Will proceed to tho
lWeddell sea and explore the comn,inca-
tons between tho eastern and Western
Antarctic.
P1im-Flammed Jeweler
The Berlin police arc searching tor
Young fellow who called himself Charles
Juler, buyer for an American jewclry
firm. and who, il is said. has repre-
sente9 himself TO be son -in-law Of
Theodore Roosevelt 1t Is alleged that a
wealthy resident of this city paid Mr.
Juller $500 marks in Amsterdam for
Jewels. which. he says, he saw sealed
w
package, he declares, ii contained only
soap. He reported the matter To ihc
police. and when he received letter
from Amsterdam. In which Mr. JuIler'
requested n loan of 400 marks. the money
10 be sent TO the postoffico IN the
Taubcnstrasse: this city. the police
ever. appeared for the letter. the dis
patch of which is supposed 10 have been
a ruse,
AS to Personal Liberty.
Herr Won IagoW, tho chief III police
has returned from London quite uncon-
British police methods over those which
obtain In Germany He declares that
after visiting England he realizes that
when people speak of Prussian police
tyrnnny 1t is nothing but empty talk
Prussian subjects. he declares. enjoy in
many respects more personal liberty Than
English, BY way OF illustrating this
compulsory closing Of licensed houses at
tho hour OF 1890. cxclaiming: What
would happen In Berlin IL the rcstaur-
compulsorily closed hall an hour after
mldnight?" Chief Jaeow has drawn up
an claoorate report concerning his trip
and what he learned. II is not thought
he Will make any changes.
} German Abyssiniau Company.
\ heavily capitalized German Abys-
sinian company is In process OF forrna-
ton for the purpose Of establishing "A
ooaiing and provisions depot at DJbuti
the French colony OH the gulf OF Adcn
It's principal object viii be To compete
with the port OF Alden on the opposite
side OF tho gulf for supplying non Bri-
, Far East The promoters think the har-
Dor dues at Alden so high that foreign
vessels will gladly embrace an oppor-
tunity TO touch on tho Red Sea Goa ST
enterprise statey that the strong Ger
rnanophile ssympsthies NOW cherished in
!, her natural protector against her Eng
]ish. Italian ami French neIghbors" as
sure the new company successful
, career.
.. Weds an Heiress.
Tho marriage has Just taken place OF
director of the Hamburg American line.
and one OF the weaIthIcst OF German
heireSscs. Her husband Is a navy off
: Herr Balliu being suddenly attacked With
/ pleurIsy. tho wedding took place with the
i greatest privacy. Invitations Tor the
, been held were Withdrawn on the eve
! OF tho wedding DAY. Traule!n Ballip met
r Lieutenant Hielefe,d at the Kiel regatta
days later. Herr Balm adopted her
eighteen years ago when she was u
child OF two. She is heiress 10 u for
tune estimated at s5.0oo.00o.
Princess Pless Seriously Ill.
I PrtnCeSy PlebB. eI0er daughter OF Col.
q w. CornwaIIsW West and sister OF the
/ duchess OF Westminster. is seriously Ill
4 witii>pleurisy. consequent upon tho birth
OF son few weeks ago. She Is now
: undergoing treatment at Gross LIGHTER
felde, The malady is complicated by at
? tacks OF heart failures which have re-
4 Gently manifested themselves. The
4 princess IL considered one OF the most
beautiful wofnen In German. society. and
is a great social favorits Her husband.
Prince Pless IS reported to be the rich :
y est landowner In Prussia. Princess Plcss
Was born at Ruthin castle. Wales. In 1873.
: and married In 1891.
Dogs for Police
Such good results are daily being OBJ
o tnlped by the employment OF police
: hounds that the authorities have de-
: clded 10 Incrensc the number Of hounds
, for usc In connection with the police
. force No fewer than l2o policemen have
Fyolunteofed TO take q three months