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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

FIRST race four furlonrs Maud ia
con. Il. IT. McTaEgarn, 20 10 J 20 >
IL to '. to and TO . second; out;
ZOO 'Koorncrp. - 10 !, " To and
10 /, thirh rimc. IS -. IIndoo
Rcuc Heroine Eden rark. Lady ward.
Fair Mary ana %.rcra also ran
second slN mrloncs- nr Max, III
Garner, sto |. TO aud 70 >, Won;
r. Tails city. Frushwood Sou Trend.
SpanEls Duchess. Ellen Smyth Maggie
Wiley and 1nsrrgcnt also ran.
Third--six furlonrs Preston LYNN;
il. a. McTaSgart, I" =. to : and
TO 10 Won; scrnprer, "S IRobinz@ ~;
cven, third Timc, ia - Eens
Brother, MordScrn': Enie Welsh - Leo
Hubicorn II, aud Asparagus Sam also
ran.
,F,ourth--,six furlonss-IIn, Kay los
and 4 10 3. second; pengro. 1oo ,Phii-
lipv>. : 20 !. 20 = and even. third.
Time. rs. Sir l.. Joe, Doctor Kendall,
lnsot also ran.
Jury, 11o ,vandrscnr. s to :. to 10
and 80 ,. won; Chad Euford. Ill
ord: Miss Fannie, Ii2 IioaC). to l.
" 10 / and even. second; Miss Fannie"
lie Uioac). : to l. . 10 and even,
third. Time, i:3G "a. RcnediCtine
clubs. kclsottn. Eirka. Insurance Man
and Richard Iausdon also ran.
Sixth - mile 80 Luzzi. lo5 Oiarncr>
10 3. to : AMI to 3 won: Little
bigger. 100 0icntrN), IL 10 =, even
and ] to .. second: Larkir los Cnoddl
s to T. TO aud 10 J. third Time
~ :. Investment. Irrawaddy, Lin
dora, Mavmc ". ~ Pierce, IIoh"iint
and Tatans also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
GET BUD WEISER BACK
Charlotte Player VIII Rc Returned {,
Carolina League Circuit il
phi11icS DrOp Him.

CHARLOTTE February IS-Shnuld
Harry "I'ud' WciScr not be counted
hy Manager rat Moran. or tic mn
lies, as necessary To tho success of
the l'lh National League pcnrant win
n"r% IN" $hamokin lad will return 10
Charlotte TO assume AN uutncld berth
with Martin DudlcN's Hornets This
agreement IS inculcaicd in Wci#crH
contract. recently signed aud suoci;icg
iihi up"n the contingency OF his re
lease, he shall he allowed To return
I" the city where he entered upon his
baseball career
IN" ah"v" information was contain
cd IN q letter received by Il friend OF
WciScrS in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

An Egg-F ed Colt

Peter fiOrrOrkS and Dnvc DuNy,
OF North Randall. a.. are bringing
up promising Peter tho Grent colt
diet Of Onts MIXED with tho
cGEs OF Ennic chickens.
The colt Is named Peter DuTy md
tx entered 10 about Ss5,nOO worth OF
fWo-ycRr-oid and thrcc-ycar-Uld
rnrcs for tho coming season. IIor-
rocks and DuHy sawed several years
to buy the colt, ana he has shown
much promise. Thcy have hnd big
Offers for him, ono coming from
John Splnn, the veteran OF LcAlnE-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
UNIVERSITY Is IN CITY
court Holds. tn Charlottesville 1nDc,,-
ton Proceedings. That College
Itcmain Politically tpnrt.
Special to The Tin,es-Di.n,,.

iHPcclaI 10 lhe Times Dispatch
CHA RLOTTESFlI.LI3, VA, February
~ The date of tho annexation order
mas hccn changed by Judge South,ll
from July to May Is. so AS 10 give
the citizens in tho annexed tcrritorv
an opportunity to vote in tho sprin.
slecl'ons' TWO candidates for Mayor
have already appearcd--E. q H,don
n former Mayor, and W. r. Soudor Jr
Young attorney and Councilman
In the decision rendered by Judcc
Southall. tho University of Virriuia
was brought within the annexation
lines. tho court ordered that the
grounds of the university pronor
should remain politically u part OF the
County of Albcmarle. although geo.
graphically within the city,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
SANCTION TEN MEETS
Jockey Club Gives Permits for Events,
Including Maryland
Trucks.

NEW YORK February ls-Tcn
race meetings wcrc sanctioned by the
stewards OF the Jockey Club at a sos
sion here to-day. The dates awarded
follow: CT ~"
Rowic. .April ! to April "a. inclusive.
i'aEre de Grace" April II to AnriI q.
Inclusive. Iimlic", May | to May ~,
in"insive; lainaica, May IS 10 May -,
inclusive: Belmont Park Nav 81 ~
June - Inclusive: Jamaica. June IL m
June ~. inclusive Aqucduct June o.
!" July u. Inclusive; Empire. July -
~ July ~ Inclusive: Saratoga, Julv
- :" .HuEuHt PC. inclusive: Bclrnoni
r,ark: Angus; ~ 70 Sep.cmbcr 2. in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
HAS IRISH TEAM
kelly. OF Greensboro. Has Euudncss
for Players with Flavor of
Old Sod.

GEEENSBoHo, y. G. February is
~ me rat" that "Jovial Iccms'' Kelly,
as the Smiling ono is now known in
Greensboro. Is going. there Will he un
Irish baseball players left unsigned i'm
the country b. the time that the season
opens. Molly has always had weak
ness for Irish lads as VOL as Irish
songs. and has been signing The Wear
"rs OF Th" Green" at tho rate that Will
soon use up Tho supply. It's not hard
TO remember tho day back in the old
I aroma Association when Kelly was
SURROUNDED with players mostly irish
'ocms' - ~ his old tricks. aud bids
idir I" Siv" tho Greensboro fans an
IRISH ball CLUB Ton of his mon bear
Old Sod cr:uumCus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
rngc Republicans Name Officers

TNpGtlaT 10 Tho T1meS-DIspatrh.J
LURAf. VA, February lS.--Tho Re-
publicans OF Page County met hero to-
day and elected delegates to tho Con-
gressional Convention. which meets in
this place on March 90 w. I. Mauck
was elected county chairman, T.. NJ
Berrcy, secretary. and l.. A. Finn,
treasurer Thirty-two delegates and
alternates were elected to the Con-
Grcssional Convention. \ new county
committee was elected. CONSISTING. Of
thirteen members. Speeches were made
by ii. l.. koontz. G. w Fintcr, A. j..
Disbro and 3. c. Stricklor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Cleanse the Blood
Danish Rheumatism
Rheumatism Due to Bad Blood S. S. S Your Remedy

Thousands have been made we'll
People in the poorest health. suffering
from Rheumatism, with whom pain
WAS constant. Who believed that their
vitality was Sappcd beyond repair. 1t
Was proven to them that the cause Of
their trouble WAS tho blood: that Uric
Acid, tho most faithful ally Of Rhcu-
mdttism. had rrippcd them. Tho poi
son IN tho blood had Slapped it's
strength. The weakened blood has al
lowed poison and Impurities to accu-
muiatc, and all energy was gone. They
felt poorly" were listlcss. pain was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

ever present, with poor digestion and
dyspepsia They tried >. s. S-na-
lures blood tonic. They gavo up drugs
This compound of natures remedies Of
roofs ana herbs did what drugs failed
10 do. 1t literally washed tho blood
frco from poison, and with the dow of
pure blood came back health. strength.
NiSor and happiness. Get s. =. y from
your druggist. lus,Ht upon = \ :. IL
yours !" long standing case. write FOR
Hnccial advice Ia swift Specific Co,
Atlanta, Ca, but begin taking 5. s. $.
at OnCo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
CALL 1T EASTERN LEAGUE
New England Circuit Of Ten Club.
Reyerts 10 nm Old Namc-Run
-Four Years

BOSTON, February ls-Thc circuit
which is 10 take the place of the New
England League and the Eastern As
ISOLATION was named the Eastern
league az a meeting Of tho rcprescn-
tatlNcs OF the ten merging clubs here
to-day. II was voted TO maintain tho
league at least until November !.
80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
APPROPRIATIONS FOR SITES
AND BUILDINGS IN NIRGINI.
ISpeoial 10 The Times Dispatch |

ISpe'la1 10 Tho Times Diapatch.
WASHINGTON. February lS.-Sccre
iarN of tho Treasury McAdoo to. dav
recommended that tho following ,n
prorria'i"na ho made for post -ofice
sites hnd buildings III Virginia. which
hay" hccn authorized by Conrrcs..
south Boston, 81. n0O for site and son ono
{" start work on building: Warrcnto,
700" Tor building; Trankliu. SD oon
for building. Front Royal, 81, 600 for
site: I'ulashi, $4,000 for hui,din,..
Way ncShorr. 5000 fer site
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

Clarence hubbard and Ernest Rob
crtS, Colorcd. were sentenced To five
years i'm the pcritcniiury by A urv in
tn" Hastings Court last night. charc cd
with shoot ne George Gaines Jamc.;
Lipsconh. connected with the crime.
received - term Of three Years II
WAS alleged that the men shot Gaines
carly in January At his home, us
North Thjrticth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
savannah OUT Of League

y NNNNET On, FEBRUARY lS.-The
'"inmltir" recently appointed to de-
eide upon IN" 1915 circt,i, OF Tho South
Atlantic League. a class 90" orCanf-
%aNon' announced here to-day that
SaNannah had withdrawn from the
league and would Ice Superseded hv
elther Montgomery or Dothan. Ala Tho
othcr seven clubs Will be Charleston
ana Columbia, :. C.. Jacksonville, Fla
ana ana augusta: Albany Columbus and
macon Ga Tho league will play log
EMmcs. hcGinnimg Aurll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
ncstorc. ni.chnrrcd ucr

TIC Administrative Board yesterday
restore! {" the street Cleaning be
partm"nt iWcnty-tivc Of number az
men listed Tor discharge = fcw DAYS
az" Ific m"n viii hc divided among
tho forces of tho department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

BEDFORD. VA, February 1S.-News
has just been received here telling OF
the victory Of Randolph Macon Acad-
cmy over jefferson School and of de-
tcatins Woodbcrry Forest last night.
This leaves RIM. y. 4 clean sheet and
well IN line for the prep championship
of the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Sport Gard To-Day

Soccer football, CrItics ~. Ora
pcrs, Brond street Purt. J:.;0 o'clock.
BASKETBALL, Wake Forest w
Church Iiill Athletic Club. IIowU-
rcrs' hrmOry, S:IO O'Clock.
Track meet, Rich nOnd Junior
High schools. Richmond Grays' Ar
mory, = O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Miss Gnrcs Wins Singles

Hrhi Est. y e, February is
niSs ifnor Gates, Nassau C'ouu,ry
.iun: won the Wash,uSton's birthday
ycnniS singles fur women hero io.dsy
Gc,rtea'inS Miss Alice Blum, south
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Mny Trade BoehIinE.

WASHINGTON. February iS-A deal
with the Cleveland club which Will
give the Nationals Terence Turner and
viii send Gandil Morgan and Eoel1-
ling to the Indians now is pending and
may. he consummated by early next
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
SMTTHDEAL COLLEGE WINS
FROM HOWITZEN RESE.R

~ preIiminar" to the wake For
est ana lio"itzcr game, the Howi,zer
Reserves played Smi,hdcal the lat
fcr coming off victorious by a count
~ % to u. Anderson. who also play
cd against Wake Forest. was the star
for tho Reserves. while Mcbride and
Grant did the best work for the Pen
fushcrs. The liuc-up:
H. Reserves. Position Smithdosl
Anderson. left forward Mcbride
Ivan ..... right forward $500. Hinklc
,,i!hcrt ........ center ......... Grant
Rosenberg left guard ..Chcatwood
Goodc. 49,. right guard Peruvian
tutiOns-Foclllington for Gil
bort. Goals from hcld-McBridc %.
Grant 90, Anderson co. Ryan 6.j.
,'oGde. Goals from foul--Grant C2)
ANDERSON ~. Referees, Scay and
Ecll. Time OF halves 20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
WASHINGTON AND LEE WINS
FROM CAROLINA SCf;II-S

l.EHiNGTOE. VA, February IS.-In 2
rough game OF basketball tonight
Washington and Ice defeated A. & NJ.
:" 10 = TN" game marking tho close
Of tic basketball season for ". 4 l..
~ tho end OF the FIRST half the score
stood 10 =. and 4. & ". spurtcd. but
were overcome By ". & l.. towards the
end OF tn" second half. Few personal
fouls we're called. bur sullivan was
displaced near the end o. the game
Young was the star FOR w & l.. and
sullivan for y. & " The lineup:
". &. 7. Position. A e. NJ
Graham right forward sullivan
Burton. ......lctt forward Tcrnple
Rcth"l .,........ center ..... Lindsay
Plerrott right caurd ...... Mason
Young ...,.... left guard. johnson
Summary: ns-parre;t for
Burton, WadswOrth for Graham. Field
Goals--Youn- 80, Graham co. Burton,
Rcthel. ?Icrrott.. P.rrctt. Lindsay On.
Mason '2r, Temple sullivan Goals
from fouls-Younc. : out OF 9 attempts;
sullivan. out Of attempts Lindsay,
] out OF attempts. Referee. I,ccch,
TRINITY CUNT DEFEATED
Bl Fast ELON FIVE
ELc% COiLEGf \. G., February Is.
-iicn Won from Trinity here tonight.
- 20 -. IN a brisk game cul!vcncd by
organized cheering and married by c%
c"ssivc toulins. Eleven FOULS were
called OF Elcn AND five on Trinity.
TGlon nocketed eleven hcld goals. five
by captain shine Bradford and four
by Bailey. Trinity could get only four
safe ones from tho field. Martin, for
Trinity, put every ono Of 'hc eleven
,rcr chances IN ~" pocket. Lineup:
Zion. Position. Trinity.
J. Bradford right forward ..... Forrcll
RaIcy. forward Anderson
r. Bradford ccntcr ...,... Hunting
Morrison. right guard ...... i.illcy
SorrclIa. left guard ..... Martin
Referee. CLAY. OF Durham.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
AT THE ILASAIIE-

Alice Brady is the featured player
at the IaSalle today. The photo
drama is entitled Then I'll Come
Back 20 You" and deals with life
il the lumber camps OF the north
west. An entire town was used in
the taking of the picture and there
il that aiT OF outdoor life that is
most refreshing There is a sweet
love story. many nerve-wrac king
scenes. rivalry between two men for
the hand Of the heroine. and many
great opportunities for thrilling ac-
ton. Miss Brady Is a very charm
ing photoplay star and is the daugh-
ter OF the well-known producer OF
the same name. On the same pro-
gram will be seen a travel picture
from the Kleine studio. illustrating a
portion OF "A Trip Around the
World"
on Friday win be ssen ChaEies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
CROWNED HEADS
WELL GUARDED
Large Staff of Detectives AC-
company Rulers on Pub-
lie Expeditions.
International News sc-vice:

International News Sc-vire.
BERLIN. April 20.-The crowned
heads Of Europe even in time OF
peace are guarded in manner
that would be irksome 20 them. IN
they we're not used 20 it from child
hood. Since the present war began
the measures taken for the safety
OF the emperors and kings and their
families have OF course been
doubled
The most closely guarded mon
arch. With the exception Of the car.
81 King George or England. The
British ruler always Is surrounded
by large stan Of detectives. even in
ms private apartments in Bucking-
ham palace When the king dimes
out. or attends some festivity ne is
ccOmpanied by "a number Of secret
service agents. but these expert de-
tectives do their work so tactfuHy
that they are never noticed and in
most cases are not even known 70
the king. Generally they wear the
livery OF ser ants OF the royal house
hold.
The secret police which guards the
car consists OF more than 300 men
and when the ruler travels this is
Increased 10 "A small army with
the numerous detectives special
body guard OF cossacks and other
picked troops always SURROUNDS the
Russian emperor. ON his Journeys
through the empire the railroads are
lined with soldiers. and his court
IN is h.
pearing exactly the same
The German emperor is guarded
less carefully than the British and
Russian rulers. but he also has sew
eral stalwart detectives following
him whenever ne shows himself i'm
public.
He Is unguarded only when ne visits
his troops i'm the field There he
feels himself absolutely safe and his
sojourns at the headquarters Of the
general STAFF always means "a vaca-
tion for the secret police officials at
tached 20 his suite.
The detectives watching over the
safety or the rulers must possess not
only a large amount OF tact and fit
ness but also special training All
OF them have command Of many
languages and IL is absolutely neces-
ssry that they be absolutely familiar
with the plans and workings OF the
many secret revolutionary organiza-
tions which are forever Matching
murderous plots against the differ
ent rulers.
An Attractive Job.
Several Of the detectives guard
ing the car are members of nihilist
and anarchist societies and their
lives would not be worth a farthing
II they ever should De found out by
the revOutionists.
The chief Of detectives at the Brit
ism court speaks hve languages and
the officials holding the same posi-
tions az Berlin and Petrograd have
command Of seven each. but the
best linguist is the head Of me Sc
cret service at the court of the sui
tan Of Turkey This sleuth. besides
his native tongue. huently speaks
rabian. Greek Armenian. Bulgar-
ian. ROumanian Serbian. Italian
German. French. English. Russian
Pension and three other languages
Many OF the courts also have fe-
male detectives. Queen Victoria Of
Spain on her travels is always ac-
compaHied 10y a very beautiful and
stylish lady who is never mentioned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
TO THE PHYSICIANS
OF SOUTH BEND

clan. and are summed up in a few
words by DIT Wilson who again says.
In the light OF recent research we
shall have 10 modify our former
views seeing that resultant treatment.
based on this new research. is able to
do what has formerly been impossi-
Die. viz 70 bring about by external
application a rapid arrest OF acute
Inflammation"
The remedy comes IN two forms.
Ion-O-lex Oiquid) for internal use,
and IOn-o-lex Unguent for external
use. Both forms are generally
needed They are in stock at most
drug stores In South Bend. and are
also manufactured here under the
English formulas
We sincerely trust that physicians
will not be prejudiCed as 20 these re-
markahle remedies because OF the
fact that in America they are being
sold 10 the puolic through druggists
as we'll as 10 physicians.
They are absolutely harmless and
may safely he used with infants
They contain no opiates narcotics.
OF anything harmful whatever
A free booklet explaining the Sclen-
tific basis Of the treatment and how
these remedies rapidly arrest acute
I'M ANIMATION IL Naf1OuS diseases
where 40 exists. viii gladly be sent to
anyone on receipt OF post card.
We earnestly invite physicians 10
call az our office and see for them
selves hundreds Of original preScrip-
tons from reputable English physi-
clans FOR these remedies. together
with remarkable testimonials from
both physicians and their grateful
patients showing almost unpreCe-
dented results. one English doctor
for instance. whose practice embraces
some Of the royal families, prescr4b-
ed il about zoe times during the first
s months His original prescri ptlOns
may be seen at the office OF The COM
pany IN Detroit.
Another doctor used about 80 gal
Ions during the first SIX months
Come ana see the actual orders ne
sent 10 our English Company for
these remedies. Also q mass OF other
evidence that should convince the
most skeptical that this - unques-
tiOnably one OF the most remarka bic
discoveries ever made in the history
OF medicine
Ion-o-leN may now be obtained at
almost any drug store In South Bend
II y7our druggist does not have Il. ask
him 20 get Il FOR you. At least write
for the booklet TO The Ion-O-lex
Accompany. Detr0it-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

in the court reports The lady is
said to be a wealthy American friend
of the queen but i'm fact she is an
English detective attached 20 the
palace secret service.
The British and German courts
have no female detectives. but
Queen Helena Of italy, Queen Sophie
OF Greece, Queen Marie OF Rouman-
ia. Queen Eleonore of Bulgaria and
the cZarina are guarded like the
queen Of Spain by secret agents Of
their own sex.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
AT THE ORPHETM.

The Orpheum will offer a new bill
today featuring the Westman fam
lily OF six clever entertainers in an
original farce comedy entitled The
Troubles Of JOY" The Bison City
r our. an original quartet. will offer
new songs, harmonies and popular
medleys. Johnny Eckert and Billy
Parker, great favorites among the
loop cabarets Of Chicago, will pre-
sent their pleasing program OF pat
ter and songs. The Standard Bros,
athletes. and the Davis Castle Trio.
musical entertainers, will complete
the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

Cherry. well-known English actor.
in a film dramatization of "Passers-
by" This is a perturbation OF the
story OF the same name by q.
MADDEN Chambers. As a play. the
drama ran for two years i'm New
York. and in pictured form il is
equally as entertaining Mr. Cherry
has many opportunities Cor strong
dramatic interpretations all through
the five acts pulsating with action
on the same program viii be a Sc
lected scenic. educational reel and
the Paramount Photograph concern
ing timely views in reference TO
Preparedness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
Being a Report of a Remark
able English Discovery for
the Treatment of Prev
e. alent Diseases

Owing 70 the widespread ravages
o. penumonia. bronchitis. tOnsilitis,
COaISrhs and inflammatory diseases
generally. We respectfully call the at
tentiOa Of the physicians OF South
I}end TO an entirely new remedy
which has given results IN England
thai we believe 90 be unparalleled in
the history OF medicine.
In England where the discovery
WINS made, II II sold 20 physicians eX-
clusively "a was first supplied TO
them about two years ago under the
name q the discovereT. Thousands
OF bottles were sold during the first
Jew months The results obtained.
not onISr IN coughs colds. sore throat,
pellritis etc. bur In serious and dan
sEerous ir1la1umatory diseases such as
pneumonia, erysipelas. appendicitis,
and many forms Of Rheumatism we're
most remarkable Not a single fail
ure IN any o. these diseases was ever
reported.
In pneumonia. fer instance. scores
OF cases were treated. DIT. j. Horne
Wilson. an eminent London physi-
clan. 1,ho enjoys the enviable diStinc-
ton OF being lecturer CInedicaL sd-
visor 20 the authorities OF both the
City and County OF London, in an
Prticle written for physicians In the
f-AIedical Times" March and ] g..
1915. stated as follows
After a considerable experience N
lsuch cases (pneumOnia) I can with
confidence state tina the results Oh
tainezi by this treatment cannot %
.Erss1raached bs any other known al
present 90 the medical profession. -
In another article in The Medical
IPresu Dr Wilson states - large
number OF cases OF acute pneumonia
.tdouble and Snklel have now been
,treated, and IN every case the tenn
fperature has been reduced 90 within
safe limits in "a hours with rapid re-
lief OF symptoms ana rapid recOv-
cry
b In throat and bronchial acfeC tons,
itonsilitis coughs. etc. the results
have been surprisingly thorough and
defective Tonautis. FOR instance. has
usually been cured within a. couple OF
days
in the great majority OF inflanma-
tory diseases the results have been a
sgrpEise % both patient sdAd Rhysi-