Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 23, 1912, Page 6

VENING TRLEGRAN A KL Youj are offer the right -~ g8 13 :-~ 3 Lil— & T !“ vou will feclat & | home in QU “ bank | A BANK is a public institution with its interests bound up in the community in TIAT 16Dy C6 immer mon Chy gy 1 which it exists. You have a right to all the help we can give. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Lakeland - T RO Sty MAPS, BLUE PRINTS Bpacial attemties County aad Fiate Maps ot any description compiind on +hort notlce. given to compiling city, display and adveriising maps. maps kept on hand. Chemically prepared, non-fading blue yrints at res tnable rates. Speclal rates for vrints in large quantities. Prompt attention given mall orders. South Florida Map and Rlueprint Go. SMOKE INMAN'S | BLUNT sc. Cigar The oldest UNION MADE Cigar in town. They have stood the test. CONTRACTOR £ ND BUILDER Will furnish plans and specifications or will follow any plans and specifications furnished. BUNGALOWS A SPECIALTY. Let me show you some Lakeloud homes I have bailt, LAKELAND, Phone 267-Graen. FLORIDA { cle bacillus, experimented, it will be { bacilli, but was balked in an attemp & Lo cure, but there are today few phy- Patececded inoclutivating otie cnrative subsianeos long known | BRESORT T0 THE COURTS TO LL.IAN SCIZHTIST FINDS : (UZE ICR CONSUMPTION BEAT ANTI-NEWSPAPER LAW. nR Fried Wa=hington, Nov. 22 —The open- It Frisquicl Frauz “U"mm', o ing 0 tack upon the constitutionaliny s iy att lhas acecwplished ” AT it ! i of 11+ sections of the recent postal ‘s he not ouly has ! i appropriation act requiring newspa- il sl that aas been the . e 5 pers 10 zive postal authorities access L every bacteriologist 2 . 4 < | 5 = to v cir circulation records and to since Hobert Koed, § - ' publ =i the names of their stockhold- b Ledoid it o a sue- _ =5 ers .. bondholders, as well as to y dicawed of, by, vid political articles as adver- Lhas no: . 4 was made before the Su- seres e only ¢ a cure for tuberculosis in « tourt of the United states in 1 ‘rel orw, but also that an inocula- F R - Rol ¢ g 3 a od brief filed by Robert . with his remedy confers abso- ey half 3 3 Mo md G, B. Plante, on behaif e nity Iromn Ll white . ) ’ "' A h of 1 lournal of Commerce and Liow long the immanity poer- % s L . = Cenioooreial Bulleting of New Yor <ats e admits that ke is unuble o e 4 The s set 1or argument orally tt he points out that no phy- & vien is able o say how long vacei- on ! % - i £ - T attorneys for the newspaper coniers immunity azainst i S ; L | cont: nd prineipally that the sections i ! vio the constitutional liberty of | Iir. Friedmann, who has been U 2o . | 1on the U newshapers, mag. working n severd years alonz " " . A sbldls e and periodicals published through- thewe lines, has just annouanced the ur he United States, 11.->|.n.~ of this .-wo-;q 1. I‘“‘, revolu- 7 «c public service corporations, tiovary nature of ln.s as-eriions u'ln- thi i the attorneys claim, pears In\vl.\l to divide the world's pi b elenants which. give the phy Sl '“i". e gl o riment a rizht to regulate their ne u..' of the Rerlin ‘.\.n‘l cal Soci- B dxcept in 80 far a8 the Bubs gl il wook Dt Eriedmann) | exs ic woruls or public welfare is con- plained the remedy and produced pa- daibal tients alleged 1o have been cured. Dr. Koch, who discovered the tuber- “No Authority Can Be Found.” “Absolutely no authority can be fourd for a contention that the pro- complained of in this act were enacted for the public benefit,” declare the attorneys. “Neither the government nor the public at large can be benefited by the knowledge of the private busi- ness affairs and the financial condi- tion of the owner of a newspaper. On the other hand, the provisions obh- jected to in the act are more than unreasonable in their demands upon the owner of a newspaper --they are Pt inquisitorial, Thev strike down private rights and in- i » e i 5 (vadde personal freedom and destroy the majority ceject it altogether, The te property, ip that they ruin e o dato siblication if it refuses to meet years has been to regard living ba- | HahiEhioe, oS vould surely follow the denial of tha pri remembered, with methods of curing | visions tiberculosis by the amployment of to employ living bacilli by the im-) possibility of depriving them of vi- rulence, The result of his experiments was that tuberenlin was obtained by re- ducing bacillus cultures to about a tenth of their bulk by mechanical reeans and then filtering. It was be- leved at firse that he had discovered clonsly sicians who regard tuberculin as of : oty marked eflicacy, while possibly opinion 0 their demnnds, cilli as alone worthy of conside and efforts toward makirg and at the e keentng them alive, Thi cisely what Dr. Fricdmann ass e deel ten curative bivve them nonvirnient 4 fRalin wes of the mail been dirceted same | e What She Meant. can .\‘ “NMy husband is a mental division,” PR | 82id u woman witness, in an English has | court. The clerk presumed that she int ided 1o say “mentally deficient.” es he tuberele ba- eitli, which, while retaining the spe- bas done done. | 1 be contained in them, are abso- | lutely tree trom toxins and discase- ! producing elements, | After extonsive experiments on an- | imals and on himself he began ||.~‘iu.:“l the culture on human patients, A\i_‘ lir-f he injected subentancously b | later Lie adopted the method of sin- | ultancons subcutancous and venal injections In his report to the medica) soc;- ety br. Fricdmann declaved he hal treated 682 tuberaclar patients, of vhom more than 250 were suffering In ai- there was an imme- diate improvement, and in a large rom pulmonary tuberculosis. LOSE eV ery case j majority a complete cure. | the br. Fricdmann exhibited 1o medival sociery pationts whom by Lot to thre injections. he said, he : | bad cnved of pulmonary, skin, bone Provides a charming means of maling Fudge, Newburg, bite in the midsi of a and articular tubereulosis and lupus, | athe F Mot convenient and economicat ool as serofulas He also exhibited 1 itidren who he declaved we frying a steak, warming a soup or pre- [ the only membe of tuberculosis paringalichtmeal. *’Rocestrr” femilics not affeeted with disense Chafing Dishes possess style and finish | that distinguish thera from ail others, and the most practical andeconomic- al lamp ever invented. We are now showing some very new and attractive designs and invite you to call and and had been protected by inocula- Berlin Cor tions. o Tribune Chivag All Have a Duty. 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