The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-12
HUMAN SCALPS
WOULD Be WORN
# FASHION SAID
Beard Says Animals Will De
Slaughtered as Long as We
| Eat Them.
REAL CRUELTY PRACTICED
UNDER NAME OF EDUCATION
Pasteur Method Of Treating Hydro.
phobia Assailed at Meeting
Anti.viyisectionists.
REAL CRUELTY PRACTICED
UNDER NAME OF EDUCATION

W uSHlnStOH, Det. - ~ IL DC
comes fashionable to wear human
scalps. they will be supplied by or
ganized bands of scalp hunters" ex-
claimed Daniel G. Beard, president
OF the New York Camp Fire club, in
speech before the international
Anti-yiYisection and Animal Pro-
lection Congress today
Man Is predacious animal he
continued, "and as long as he has
roast beef. roast turkey, fried
chicken and turtle soup or pigs
feet o. sausage, animals will be
slaughtered to supply his wants.
The women who wear the
feathers OF wild birds are as re-
spoasible for the killing OF the
birds as the plume hunter who Stays
the old birds and leaves their young
to starye.
u am a lover of dogs, but | have
no sympathy with tho maudiin SEN
tiDentality OF satin lined mahogany
easkets and pagan funeral services
over pet dogs and cats. Special res
erystions in steamers. trained nurses
and all the follies of fashionable
wolaen for their canine pets usually
mean neglected children brought mp
by hired servants. These peFsons
disefedit real dog lovers.
Charges Science With Cruelty
"Real cruelty is now practiced
under the name OF education. busi-
ness, trade and science Science es-
pecially is inficting pain and hu-
initiation upon hundreds Of helpless
subjects. AS 80 per cent of our
physicians are victims of some sort
of drug habit they should not be
permitted to maxe dangerous oy-
perjnents on human beings or even
on animals
Ir Chd~les w. Dulles. of Phila=
delphia attacked the Pqsteur meth
od " treating hydrophobia He de-
clarad that il was injurious and re-
spoosible for many Deaths He said
that plague of hydrophohia fol-
lowed the, installations of institu-
fious using this method, and in con-
elusion told the delegates that al
thou gh pasteur has made most valu-
ahlc contributions to science, which
have been of great service TO hui
manlty in regard to this particular
subject. he IS charlatan and an
ign9ramus,"
j idehce as to his former charges
that human viyiseetion is practieed
in the Rockefeller Institute and oth-
er scientific institutions hnd hos
pitfalls of New York was presented
TO the congress by Frank Stephens
of philadelphia Dr. Stephens cited
case after case that are matters of
public record. and in regard to the
experiments of DIR. Noguchl, the
japanese scientist in the Rockefel
Ter Institute, said
Fired by such exemplars, and
quoting them. an Oriental admirer
of hese fruits of Christian civiliza-
tiou. DIR. Noguchi of the Rockefeller
institute. being urged thereto, as he
tells US by Professor Welch, began
series Of incubation with sera pre-
pared from the germs of a viIo and
incurable disease. much of his ma
teriaP being healthy children be-
tween the ages of two and eighteen
years.
Practiced on Healthy.
Through the courtesy and co.,
liberation, as he EXPRESSED II, OF
ply Sicians attached to some nos,
pitals, private and public. he ex-
perimented upon 400 cases, of which
146 were5 TN ftormal health.
"These practices of human yivi-
section, 50 widespread. as to be In.
calcuIable, lead us to thHs conclusion
that the final experiment. must al
wavs take place on man. Year
after year the vivisectors make their
demand upon state legislators for
the delivery to them OF convicted
criminals for yiviseetion. The de-
eision is undisputed. vivisectien
ultimately means human vfvisec-
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