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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11

bag ,ur 6rmitteInng Der gsindtrn
GrbeH imbren.

). J. Trner. sin R.6ssonfpal. bon
5ar.fpre, Conn. iib,rianois peltsrH
osm pogi3.itsi gopeloR cine olts, non
ban photographer 9sri 6c Goio in
Cincinnati urssf.rtisis photographic
elmer 5rau. mi. BEN GrIuttn, fpenn
mosli6, bic 5otuti.G. Der auf benz
Bible odrgeiteltsH perIon gu ermits
isIn. Der RstisanpaIt alaub. n1mlib,
oab bic Jrou .psHtuta sine Usrnano.e
oss tiirsIi6 in 5driiore, Conn.,, un.sr
5iR.erIaTuHg bon msbnren inuisHo
Dollars ssiiorb,rsn Soispb arumm.
rtlfltr 'sin Jeitamsnt hintsrIaHsn
bate, esfpsitn isin mag. gishsr ssIana
es nit., grhsn ees 0sritorbensn gu
finetr arumm spHros i'm Sabre 1859
in Geuiihlano ssborsn. nanbsrts
nod ameriiu aus unb Iisb fih
in 5nriforoi. Conn. nisosr. Die elm
gangs srpdbnts Observation-Disclosures
gtpi &c goIo mar Dor unseFdbr 30
Sohpn In bem 5auis Ro. 166 On 6.
S.r1bs eia6Iirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11
Wi6tige Jrage
Sol in @erbinnana nit Der projet'
tirten StraieHbabnlinie nadl
Sono Gill ben @trid,fen
nnterbreifet merotn.

sat Die 5tnbt aui Gruno Scr
neuen Selbitregierumps. gnrograpatn
Der 9crioiiima ons fcdli. 8eriaRge.
rnnarn bon StrabenbahnIinien anju-
oronen ollre crit Die GrIaubnib Der
aHarensenoen (SunobeiiBer AMI Der
betreiienocn Strcdc einbolen 5ii null
ienY
g,on pcrid)ieSenen. nl9enidclnlidl
fompeteuten Seiten iii oieie ,Sra9e be.
iaht Iporocn imS SiaoiaupoIi Nett.
man lnil neriudlen, cine gcrihtiitle
eniidelbung ji erlaugen in0 guar
in Gerbinomnn nit Der bon Bomb Sia
ieii Larger 3eit onleitrebten SiraBEi.
bahnllnie mad oieiem gorori.
lin Die Sndc por's Derift brin.
gen su fonnpr. bat Serr aetfmnn oem
Staatraih cine Gr0innnl 3aaepcn
laiien unS nm oeren annahme ON
tetilgen abcub erhidlt. Iieie Gr0i.
mans beiiehIt 0er StrdBenbahngeita.
id,aft. cine ginie mad, gono Sill I'll
lcaru unb Juar iiber Die 4aSoof
Ronh. nogepen bstanutiid, bon ue..
id,,eoencn @rmbbciieern iolpeit nit
Griolp in cinem 9iro5eB proiciiirt
moroen mar. Der pom Slperior.ete
rid,i geaen Die Staot e.iiihieoen iror.
Sen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11

Die GeuBsruns bes beutih.n
Murine Setretdrs, BON 5irpib, bah
0eutihlanb ge9en bas Jlcttsnproz
sramm Gnglanbs nidts ein3uipennen
babe ,Donah 2eBtsrss ieh3ebn Treaps
npughts fir ie 3ebu, Die TeutIttanb
buut, in See itelsn peroe, III tbatidbs
LID nihts anoerss dIs cine gefrdftiz
gun9 o:s BON DeutIhldno lGngit aufs
geiteIItsn qrin3ips. Dieiss ldutsts:
Wir bausn 10 piels Sdiffe, lpte mir
polleu uno England tam 10 pisls
Shtffe baueu, Dis ibm bsIiebt. Die
9erubiguna, tpeIte Die 2nnbuner PreiIe
in Der aeuberung bes Marines Sstrs
tGrs erblitt, bate iie fhon ldneit baz
ben tonnen. Doh lit es erfreulit, su
srfobrsn. baB in Qonoon bierin eiu
SntgsgeHtpmmsn srblidt fpiro. gDir
mohten leooh bemsrten, baB uns bic
glniiht irriq erihsint. rpslhe in cer aez
ndnntsn IeuBerung elm 9lbfommen CUR
8eihrdntung Der RiiItungen iieht.
Oeut'hlano tam iit) in teiner gDeiie
binben, oa ss Iih niht bios es,
aen GnaIdno, ionoern aud qsesH
TraHtreih uno Rublano pprsuieben
rat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11
2okal.Derid)t
Ginuerftanbei,
simb bic aftipndrs Der Sirafsnbabn'
8siellidDait init ben nit Der
Staot sspiloeeueu Inter.
banolnHsen.

lie s(fticnire Der Cincinnati
Traction 60. ertlarten lid, in ihrer
eei.ern iiaigebabten ,sahreEperiamm.
luna nit oen llnter5anolumaen Elm.
peritonhen. Die aeeenpdrtig pom IRA.
iibenien VI. Il. Sfoepi nit Dinuor
Stint gepiloaen lperoen imb ermcd'-
tigien Serrn Sdpepi, nid)t Hur oiei.
lInterbanblimaen fort5niesen. ION.
bern aud, iraenbipeld)e abfomrle.:
ab3uidaieben. porbebaltlid, Der 81.
i,inmima ieitens Der 9iitsiieoer oes
Tireftorinnis.
Tieier geid,lub Der Millionaire be.
eense.. oab bic gerrpirtlidlnp ocs
Vroje!ts Der geritooiIidmng ses
siraDentahnbetriebs nm elm ge.
seuenbes naber geriiit iporn,n
iii. inas es namlid] Mlanor
Slmi geiiuaen ioiiie. ieinr GIane
nitrdsireten nmo in eriter ginie bic
gesislntur sur annnhme elmer gor.
lnge Su befuesen, bic ge9efauirtis
porberei!ei mirb nno ourh pe!t,s fie
Staot has Reht erElalien ioQ, ilber
Die gonoarense. tuelt,e pom 2cng.
NORTH 0ffee beitinmt miro. e.onos
sitnl slnfaiii pon StraBenbuhneieeil.
fbnil sii pernusanben.
ssn Der geriommiung Der slFlio.
mare spuroen aud Die ioIgenoen ii.
reftoren erp1blt:
Jiir bic Ohio Traction Co.: ssu.
liiis syleiidlstonn. Souis !. Saud,
9nrrD 81. gepp. ginnboI gsorgau,
Nillinm Cooper gsroeter. u. q.
Rcws, 8. 3. 9. Scnrborouob, 20. 81.
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Sd,oepf, Charles n. 1nit. sscbn NIL
apur uno Clifford v. Nrigbi.
,Siir bic Cincinnati Traction so :
q. y. eolparos. 5beobnIo ,Sclb. !.
Y. Sprdfer. jr.. ssohn 8ates, Gi!.
liam ID. Breene, q. Y. Sdrrifon.
ebeorae ~. 2epis, 9lanoaI aliorgon,
VI. aesIep Sd,oepi, Cana Steuens
nno @nIter Il. Iraper. lie beioen
1ireftorien organiiirten iit oann
ourf Die GnpabIung Der iolgeHocn
g'eamten: Eraiioent. u. ii. Stoepi:
9i3c.Braiioentcu !. Y. 5orater. ir.
un0 Iann Siepeus; Sefradr, Aalter
u. Iraper.
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Ghe-Grlaabnisidbeiae

lWia. Sen,ins, 27. Cailsp. 8.
ieaiiis WarsiOn. 81. Rssl.
WiIbur .. sdooIsp, q, 612 Wsit 8.
Sirabs.
l5idbsl u. Spsers. q, TIP bssgl.
iNaihan Siraub. AZ. Rsnpins Rcoo
nnb 6holion 4ps.
leiii Wl. Jruuui. 80. s aursbo pi.
lOuitap 6. Shranoi. q, 554 Wsji
gibsrin Ctr.
[ lSopbio Wii1s1. %. 6l4 Ulouro 81.
Mm. Brussbatsr. %. 1912 muin
Strobe.
laiics e6nart. 28. DsSsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11

fDnnen. Sbre Grfolss berubsn cuf IL
rem auten BeripaliungssSpften, uno
es 1T nidt sriihtlit, epdrum mir Is
nidt ebenfdus erIangsn iDnnten. Ges
gen Die Ginfiibrunq OssieIben tampfen
bios Winiondre uno pclititer. Gas
Bolt aiebt obne 1rass eine iparfdme
uno eintrdelihe UtrpaItuns elmer pers
ihpenoeriiten unb srtrassloien p6r.
llnb es III Die bOtits 3sit, bob boa
Bolt iid aufrafIt uno cine before
8erfpaltuna burhfett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11

ben aaIanb, Bis gum Gnbe bss Mits
ielalters Sib Der anlanbsbriibtrfhdft.
bic iih bic Nsrrihtung hriitliher lies
btstperk 5nr Mufgabe gemabt bate.
Horblih BON erobsn Wlartt lisst
Der tleins Martt, Der inbeHsn iih be-
beuteno auseeDebnt bat, isitbsm oas
friibr ben pIob ,insnsenpe arsisois
rsitionsgsbdubs irses.riiien fporoen 1T.
Gin itoIses gaufp.rf III oas I'm Stil
Der oeuifhsn RtnaiHanes errihttts
neue Rdibbdus an Der Siioisiie bss
Rarties. I'm bas aIie Rdibtuus srs
innsrt Der dnf Dem 6ofe befiDcIihe
grunnen, fir ben Die Ginsdnsstbiir
ossisIben ptripsnbet purbs. 1ds Sue
bslosntmal auf BEN iIeinsn Rartts
bisnt Der grinnsruns an bic Inn Sabre
1863 srfolste Wieosrpertinisung Der
dnbaltifhsn 9anbs.
Qlts Defiuu.
Die nit otm tleinsn Marsit sus
idmmsnhdngsnos 3trbii.r StrnBs. bi.
6aupiiirabs Der dlteiisn Stnot. BAT
immsr nod giniges BON ihrsm urs
ipriineliden gharaiisr bspubrt. Sin
intersfanter llsbsrrsit ter friitereH
3sit HI bic 7hiir bes Saui.s go. %.
Inter ben 9sb1ueen Ter 3srbittr
Strabe in nod oas arsishaus brpot
3ubebtn uno eann tas shtraIi1s pa
Eais oes Jiirittn Distrit, bas ipder
oem phiIan.bropin iibsrp,,isn wi.es
uno jebt gum amaIisnitift sebort. Die
0sm6io.iammIuns i'm oosrsu Stcts
lpsri enibdIt uni.r ibren $50 giIoern
eubsr Iltoeutihsn uuo RieeerIdntern
aud Weris jensr GrdHtiurtsr aiiniis
Ier. Die bel Go.ths srlpdbnt p,resn;
10 In GestdB aIlsin mi. "a Gilosrn
nertrs.sn.r
Den Wsg eurh bic I3erbfttr Siras
BEN Meter perfolasno, ssI1nesn ,uty
bel Der ,atbolifhtn airtt pOriib:r gum
IlbrehtspInbe (bier tlsins grunnsns
Iisur bon psiitih) uno ip,iisrhn n suy
setrusiirhe unb gum 5un.plnp. esi
Sempsrs gibsrjossr itmiif.. q b.
rem mir jsst ipieoer CUR ,ntholii4su
airts suriid. 10 fiihrt uns pou "a b..
gsopo.oiirabe an Der aditrne uus osm
'tangs!iihen 9sreinsbouie notbti sur
4Ht9Insitsnlirabt unb Sbm gobnh'fs.
g:i eitism RunogaEs, iino nsr iiios
Iihs rro Der tptitlif,. Gidotite.t IEs
btritTt2iie: e,bIieb,n Dir tolta eIz
9.rIaymte jssi nah Wi, porb:r. 10
t6unsn mir aut bel nisisr rslsa lan
b.runa ner E..rabenbatn foleta. Gsn
>sr aunfihan. iiihrt &: uns nod, D:.
TER bin oErt, ei, 4sianiIf, SircSs,
tt:m E5t,iuimmbaos corbei, BIS 1ur
,3uderrriiintri in o:ten gdhs iitl Sc
tfs'h,Htnfaeri. non polDiiu5 unb biz
StH" Ssib sgrlutTsi btfinosn. md,
Slssn tin ourA Die Grarsf.rdb, ri
ben 9Iaiantn be Rouo,ls uns 5.i ct,
.9srIins Iabdlii tsn Rait,tasnbau.a.
O. nth. por6ti gum Geipsis:t Gtor,
uno BARN meter nurd bic Ssin.itrsie
tis sitn bri.tsn 5ris;acf. 2.r Iti,t,
pss:niib,r :i,s; ouf ser an
otrs. <tiie Der Sirab. e1s ar!r1los
RUM, EN- hsm iiioIif pom a.ipi;gsr
T5er rsItosnsn 5hslfs b fiacs. ilf
luh eas waiftrtpsrt unp has ntaf
Gistirisf.6tspsr., iopis ii. Sa.obuss
srhs.
gen ttmsrlsnsptritsr eitbiussr
onosrsr Strabm fino nod gu nsnnm
in Der gismnrtiirabs Die 6dnosIss
TANNER. bic GrsimnursrIoqs unb ods
quro9srihs. in Der Jiiriisniirab, bic
6anp,IsrsaIfhuIe.
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QaB bus 0ferrsi6if6,

DAB oGs 0itsrrsi6ti d E
sttegsminiIterium iih peranlabt iiebt,
Radtihten OOn Der ungsniigenoeu
ausriiituHg Des 9eeres eutgsgsn gu
Iretsn, fheiHt etrpds pmtu0s. Is
ihetnt Sur 5olgsruna 3u berehtigsn,
oab man in osr Wiener 6ofburg eiHen
arieg fiir moglth eradtet. 5robbem
fino mir gsnet9t. Sem peritorbenen
StaatsietrstGr aioerlen Wdhter bel
5uItimmen, pelder id9te: nGs tIt dlles
Bluff" Rublano gibt Iih ben Nm
fhein, als penn es lositIageu tppllte
uno es 1T nitt i'm Stanoe, einen 9rteg
gu fiihren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11

Die Senats aommliiion, Nell
de bic 3uitGnbe in U}erito unterIutt
hai. if Der 2lniiht, baB Die Der.
S:actsn nt6t lduger nit elmer 5ntsr.
oenttor gum ShuBe ser 2tmerituner
ii jsnem Ganoe 80gern iolIten. Rad
iGter qngobs limb bsreits iber 6unbert
Qmsritdner get0otet uno nod mebr
ptrtrunoet, ioipie pisl perthpoIes Gis
gert6um pon Umeritanern, Ips3ieQ
geruperte, 3erftort porben. llit an
erstnrsnEpertber GinTitt uno 5att
pirc prdiiosnt 5aft iih ieosn Gin
ifrsitens nit Daffsnostpalt sntbaIs
ten. gr nil ieinsm NohfoI1er, Der
2Intdnas ndhiten W}onats Iein Qmt
untritt, ridt einen arieg hintsrIaiIen,
be; iih aus elmer SntsrDention ersss
ben t0nnts. Sppeit ss ben nGtiten
prdiipenteu betrifft, bat er iit, penn
aud nun dnbeutun9speiie gsgen eine
ertIGrt. Wir furtten
cbsr, bab bic GreigniiIs lid md6tigsr
ermst'sn perbsn ,als feline Gbiittsn.
MCrito 1T in einem ppIIitdnoioen
Gtaos. Die SDffnuns, bub Der iunas
Ttu3 i'm Stanoe ieiu tperbs, bic Rube
un9 Cronunq 6ersuItsuen, 1T unbs=
arunoet, oo er gu ben 9rpbgrunobss
iibrrn bd!t un0 bic llriute Der Re
bclliou, bic Wsioerun1 Dsm Qarbpolt
goosr gu fsIbititdnbigsm 8eiiB 3u3us
neiisn. nift beieiti9en nil. Wsrn
Brdiinent Wilion, pie Qrdiioent
Jcf!, cine Snterpsution permeioen
m6tte, 10 oIrfte bic llriahs nitt Bios
ia Der WogIihtsit zines arisqss nit
p}erito Iissen. fonoern hauptfdhlit
biirfte bie8eftirftuno isin,
oaF elm Sis1 uber Merito, Der ia
ielbitpsrItdnolit, pGrs, Die 4nnsrionse
uisr erreder nurDe. pis Das mad oem
ar!sge nit Spdnisn qef6ebsn TT.
TieIe 8efahr IGbt lid aber abDsuoen,
pcrn ner nGtits prGfinsnt cine an
terpentioH. rpenn re i'd unpsrmsibIth
erpeiIer ieute. mad porberiasr gsras
t4uno IND i'm 8erein nit ben an
Weritc ON msiiten intsreifirten Mdds
ten peranitaItst.
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5omilton. Shrn Rld..hr
nah Ieutihlano feb. ni6is i'm Wsss.
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B q 8 pirb Der prGiiosnt nit
Der in beioen 6Guiern paIiirtsn Bill
tbun. tpeIfe Spirituoisn aus ben BRO
btbttjonsitdQten ousihltsBt? Sine Der
0ouptaufglben bes grdfoenten Der
Der. Staaten tit. odruher gu fpaden,
oaB Die gerfa'Iung pom aongrsB re
ipettirt 1piro, uber ni6ts tann tldrer
iein. als Die untonititutionaIitdt ces
9eieBes. Wis mir oisier 5uqe aus
fiihrlih oargeleg. baten, ift bic gers
iafung Der Ser. Staatsn bauptidhIid
gu Dem ,3uete geihdFfen porosn, ben
3lDiitenItaatl,ten 6annsl ben alIsn
S1iHoerniTen 5u befreien. Die betref
fenbe giQ bemmt ben 3lpiihenitaatIi=
den 6lnoel in elmer 8oure, oereu
Qroouttion Iih idhrlih in DE Sun
oerte Don Wlillionen Dollars tsrGuif.
8emndb Iheint es urs BE gflidt 6
prGTioentsn, Die 8iQ 81 petirsn. 4ls
Repubiitaner ioQte bsm prdii0entsn
ou6 ooran geIegen iein, ieine Yartei
nitt gu ihd0ioen. Ids tptro aber
6eitimmt geiheten, lpenn Elm republtz
fcniiher prdiioent oas iddrfite 5ems
persn3geieB. oas thatidtIih ois pro-
bibition burtFiihrblr mdtt, mittslit
feinsr lnterihrtft sum GjeisB srbebt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

his breath foul and his appetite weak Liver, kid
neys and stomach neglect their work and the
patient will go to any lengths to secure the in
toxicant
At the end of the attack these organs spring
Into unusual activity, the irritation passes and
with 1t the thirst and morbid desire
Such persons defective in moral sense and
particularly lacking in responsibility RESPONSE
billy is discomforting to them. This accounts
for the otherwise inexplicable habit some drinkers
have OF being hopelessly intoxicated at exactly
the wrong time
At a crisis. instead OF swearing of or merely
taking enough to brace the nerves, these unfor-
tunates become literally paralyzed The sea cap
tain who becomes drunk at the approach of a
storm and the soldier who comes to court martial
Intoxicated. examples.
The chronic inebriate who Is used to a quart OF
whisky per day must not be deprived of his
stimulant all at once. The first day his alcohol
should be reduced 10 per cent; the second day 10
per cent more, reducing the amount to 50 per
cent; the third day to 70 per cent; the fourth DAY
to 80 per cent Up to this point the patient has
suffered only from a craving for alcohol He
misses his usual quantity. but he Is able to sleep
and eat about as we'll usual.
In "tapering off" the alcohol to degree less
than 30 per cent other symptoms appears. The
patient ia unable to sleep and his kidneys show
disturbances and there is a loss of albumen.
Therefore. on the fifth day. sedative should be
administered and the alcohol reduced to rs per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
New Light On the Causes and Cure Of the Drink Habit

rCHE drink habit. when It ia not within the
victims control is disease not vice, and
can be surely cured, according to DR.. j. W.
Ashley Cooper in his new work on inebr1ety Ut.
Cooper Is Medical Superintendent of Ghyllwood'
the famous sanatorium of Cumberland England
The occasional drinker. who makes merry once
in a while Saturday night. is dismissed from
consideration at the start If there is no inherited
weakness they will never become slaves to alco-
hol. Therefore, they belong to the province OF
the reformer and the policeman, not the doctor
The true victim Of alcohol Is marked for prey
long before he tastes liquor. Such person feels
an uncomfortable need Of the stimulant II he
feels 1t all the time he Is chronic drnker and con-
sumes about the same amount each day The
periodic drunkard has either no inclination for
alcohol most Of the time small a desire that
he can overcome it. AT intervals OF weeks or
months there comes upon him an Unsuitable de-
sire This DESIRE according to Dr. Cooper is clearly
enough form Of explosive insanity and resem.
bles epeptic attacks
That these periodic attacks are not entirely
weakening Of the will or even sometimes wholly
in the nervous system, Is proved by cases In the
sanatorium. When patient Is confined and de-
prlved OF alcohol during OF these attacks. his
bodily functions altered Not only his DISPOSE.
ton becomes irritable. but his tongue grows furry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

many will do no work, or anything that suggests
work. We are Of opinion that enforced work is OF
comparatively little value to the patient Exercise.
whether mental physical, is OF little real value
unless 1t is done with will and with ntellgence;
whereas forced work. while OF some little value
to the employer, is of less value to the
worker.
This is wonderfully exemplifed in the OF
dumb-bel exercises Many people have used such
n listless routine manner for months, or even
years without any. with extremely little
suit to their physical development. Sandow
showed that this was so. and by the simple in
vention of his grip dumb-bell at once insured tho
mind Of the patient being fixed on his work; the
moment his mind wandered his grip relaxed, and
he ceased to carry out his planned exercise. Work
with GRIP dumb-bes at once give results that
were previously wanting in the majority OF those
who had mechanically used the ordinary dumb
bell.
Discipline Is OF great Importance. but the ut
most care is necessary in administering it. The
majority OF persons suggestible TO a greater
or less degree by which means they are capable
OF becoming impressed by repeated suggestions.
Sometimes the psychic treatment OF an inebriate
is better administered under so-caed hypnotic
influence" The mind must, DO influenced and re-
stored to normal self-control, either while the
patient is in waking In hypnotic state
This is the real cure, and continuous care and
treatment sometimes extending over weeks and
months, is necessary. But 1t Is worth while
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

mencing the second stage in the best possible
environment of well-stuated and well-conducted
sanatorum. We see nothing advantageous in the
administration Of routine course OF drug treat
ment to all and sundry irrespective of their In
dividual physical and mental symptoms. Speak
ing generally, We think that those drugs should
be used which have been proved to alleviate or
such organic functional physical disor-
ders obvious to the physician the eX-
animation of the patient. We shall have occasion
to refer again to the routine courses OF drugs
that still being used In the treatment OF in
ebriety. OF the utmost Importance in the treat
ment OF this stage occupation and exercise:
the life should be an outdoor as far possi-
be- at all events a certain amount Of outdoor
exercise should be taken daily Such exercise
should be congenal as possible to the patient
and preferably be both mental and physical Golf.
rackets, lawn tennis, croquet, bowls. all
ceent forms Of exercise for such patients we
dealing with. If particular exercise
is unsuitable, another 10 thoroughly all pro-
vidlng interest well exercise and insuring
Especially golf long periods being spent In the
open. Hobbies Of all sorts suitable to the patients
particular fancies should be encouras ed. and the
facilities for them should be provided in a good
sanatorum. Indoor amusements and occupation
should also be provided, well-stocked library
being a sine qua non in such institution A
certain amount OF work. preferably physical
should form part of tho treatment; many patients
will do such work II it Is provided for them;
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every reader Of this page should lend his or her
support not only TO the bills themselves. but to the
principle which they intended to enforce
NO stronger proof could possibly be given OF the
extreme danger Of .cAicting unnecessary cruelty
and suffering upon animals in the practice of
vivisection than is found in the rules recently
adopted by the American Medical Association Of
the United States regulating the conduct of anil
NAL experimentation in laboratories. These rules
are follows:
Il: Vagrant dogs and cats brought to this labora-
tory and purchased here shall be held at least as
long as at the city pound and shall be returned
to their owners If claimed and identified.
II. Animals in the laboratories shall receive
every consideration for their bodily comfort; they
shall be kindly treated. properly fed. and their
surroundings kept in the best possible sanitary
condition.
I'LL No operation animals shall be made ex-
cept with the sanction of the director of the
laboratory. who holds himself respon sible for the
Importance of the problem studies and for the
procedure used in the solution of these problems
Nv. In any operation likely to cause greater
discomfort than that attending anaesthetizatop
the animal shall first be rendered incapable of
perceiving pain and shall be maintained in that
condition until the operation is ended Excep-
tons to this rule will be made by the director
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cent AS the alcohol the sixth day is reduced
to 10 per cent. the sedative should be doubled and
on the seventh day alcohol at all, but in its
place maximum dose of the sedatve. From this
point Pc on the treatment consists in "taperng OFF,
the sedative until the thirteenth day the patient
should be taking neither alcohol any sedative
Probably the best drug for toning the system
after withdrawal are doses OF mixture contain
Ing pot. brom. 40 grains. ammon cafb grains.
tr capsici rs minims, inf cinchonae acdum up
to ounce. every four hours. This helps the
stomach to return to its normal state of ease and
appetite
All this comprises the first stage OF the cure
Whether or not then. the first stage of the
treatment of inebriey is carried out at home or in
special sanatorium there Is no doubt that the
second stage is best carried out in such an in
stitution where those In charge have thorough
knowledge and. what is equally important, a
profound interest in their work, apart altogether
from its commercial standpoint. We venture to
think that there is abnormal condition to
which man Is subject where the treatment calls
for such untiring hope. energy patience, SYM
pathy. frmness and tact combined, as is the case
in the treatment OF inebrety. and unless those
qualities are ingrained in the superintendent of an
ine6riato sanatorlum. his work will suffer 1t is
work that he must do himself, and cannot con.
stantly delegate to those under him
We will suppose that the first stage of treat.
ment has been duly carried out at home or in
an institution. and that the patient is now com.