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0 action on human tissues 59‘»
an. owing to the circuits;
‘ staaeeftha‘t beams HBIIKMHBNL
i r Paris. was lncauti
- l. a tube oi the then
Millstone-10 in his waistcoa't pocket 192997996 dissent: are‘yldldiax to treat-i
Ii days. when a‘ severe inflammation ot
the skin. occurred that been” -m-
uranium mineral. by Professors Plem
(1‘ arts and Georges Bemont and Made
some dude: in 1998. E“ sweetie as been aumulnlly Wealthy radium. ”m,
lessor Beonuerel’s observation in 1996 The emanations ha'v'e also been worn f‘that
this. was thes
nanny successlul in the trtatmentot statutah digit?”
1_ 1. 1 1 :whtfe thfifafiie ex erl'm
mat certain uranium prelim-odour
emitted radiation resembling the x-
ruys discovered by Roentgen in 1895.
The word radium is derived from the
Latin radius, a ray, and was so named
because of the intensity of the radio.
active emanations it yields. 'Like the
x—rays, the lBecqnerel' are invisible, and
both traverse thin sheets of glass or.
metal and cannot be retracted. Not-
u ithstandingr ,. these: .1 resemblances,
these two sets of rays are-not ldentn
cal. One of the shy-products. so to
speak, of radium is scientific standing
of woman not hitherto attained. for lt‘
u as Marie Sklodowska. Professor (In.
rie's Russian wife. who regarding ra-
dioactivity as a property of some un-
discovered substance, . submitted pitch-
hleude to the careful analysis that re-
, suited in the announcement of the ex.-
istence ol' polonium and radium. Dur-
ing the 13 years that have elapsed
Mice Professor Becquerel burned his
learned cuticle with radium, its value
in the art of healing has been increas-
ing by leaps and bounds, and its limit-
ations are not yet in sight. it was the
in chronic.
Ctaht . now 1.17am, .the. skill :of. the “ngle
eminent physicians and that. it their
l .
m tilt tinny but observed by'
aelflailhq that. Today some:
not battling also least under
ideal by radium through its emana-
m it: rains 96999109th W...
incantation: of the Joints.
_ hint: medical science has hitherto
been anus to attord any relief. have
muscular pains and neuralgia; in many
cases of sciatica not of hysterical or
neurasthenic origin, and gynecologists
have used them. with beneficial client
in female maladies otherwise dlflicult
of control. Scientistsare studying the
application 01 radium emanations in
the treatment of internal. especially
inflammatory. processes
nature, are beyond the operative field
'ot surgeons.
The world’s centres for the treat-
ment of the abovementloned diseases
by radium, urethe British Radium in-
stitute of London. the Medizlnlscher
Klluik der Charlte of Berlin,: Johns
‘Hopkins University Hospital of Balti-
more and the Muir Radium institute
of New York city. in all oi these loun-
datlone. the worthy poor are treated
gratis. At. the latter institute there
are gigantic radiumelement “Emanu-
toremcapahle or treating 32 patients
at one time.
(Signed) JOSEPH MUIR. .‘l. 1).
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SOUTH NORWALK ELKS' LODGE
NOTES.
The film regular meeting will he
told on Wednesday evening at S
I 'clock in the Elks' Home, 68 South
Main street. Proletiona‘for member-
ship and balloting for candidates will
to in order, and action will’ be taken
‘ on an amendment to* the bylaws.
Haring the «home in the control of the
elective (fliers of the lodge. including
the trustees. ’
Past Exalted Ruled It. J, Reynolds
this been reappointed climplaini Per!
.i-lval Sharron has been appointed in
oer guard, and Past Exalted Ruler Jo-
seph J. Unxweiler has been named as
organist. Exalted (miter Charles F.
'Mlills will made an esqulrc at the
next meeting.
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call 5‘. the siren; The counsel
Berg-ran ihdlcted tor launder or tile
ubcth Pownett. at New Haven. on
May 29, 1913. and tonnd guilty by
, Jim «germ a: an em dbt'rse. word “
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43 believe." says the bright
that this.‘
(liked and
the
‘were weighty reasons which8 Iinduc
counsel for the accused to assent to‘
Iclalmed that at the thus 0! the homi-
w ! tide he was in a' state of acute alcohol-
in intoxication and therefore incapable
iof murder in the that degree. Establ-
“inhalant oNlls mental condition would.
in a large measure, depend upon the
scientific terltimony of experts. and it
[seemed to counsel that the trained and
'I learned Judge was better fitted to try
lthls daemon. than {he ordinary Jury,
iunlearned untrained and incapable of
.scientillc understanding.
The accused "
of a beautiful woman' 9 home, and she
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Fania and Notoriety met at the door
allowed them to enter. ,
1 Fame was first to show his wares.
He had a bag of Life Puzzles. and he ' 1
took pains to show the woman whatl
satisfactidn there was in solving nnyi
of them ,
bite wits interested and on the point
of dealing with him, when she asked: t
"How long does it take to work out
one of your puzzles?“ , i
“At least ten‘ years, madam" res}
an was also the intention of we so .piled Fame. whereupon. she dismissed}
!cnscd to save the. state the areal ex-
i course of a jury trial '
perhaps
more than justified. The result was to
'dcprive the accused of' the safeguard
of twelve concurring intellectual per
sonaltlea While the evidence con
: vlnced the one intellectual personality
that goes to make up the trial it is
certain that one or more of the lache
personalities making up a jury would
have been differently atiected by the
some evidence V
"The accused ought not to be hung
if there is anything in the evidence
iwhich would affect with a reasonable
doubt any one of the twelve variegated;
perennallties which might have made 1
up the jury " i
’l he brief sets up that; the eiidence
lower: a reasonable doubt as. to Be
geroa's mental condition‘wthat it ought
to have left a doubt in the mind ot‘ltlie
trial court; that it would have lelt a
doubt in the minds of «lift or more. of
the twelve diitering lntcllectualitlee.
making up a jury . .1; . Ion »i
The accused claimed that his ("the1
was no greater than murder in the rice
end degree by reason of the fact thnt1
«4t the time he email}: a statd oi‘achte‘
aloollollc intonlcation and incapable of
premeditation. deliberation or malice
aforethought; that no adequate motive’
for the crime existed and no express:
malice toward the victim existed or.
nan proven. Bergoron. it was dalmati‘.‘ .1
had been a kind; and considerate hue
hand. and fathenof four children. until
in 1909 he met Elisabeth Dowsett. in
November. 1911. he acted strangely so ‘
taht his wife thought “he was going
insane." Reciling the events leading
up to the homicide. the brief says that
. on the wSturday night prior to the act.
the accused was so drunk that he seem-
ed to a physician to be on the verge
of delirium tremens. 0n the morning
ot the homicide u via... shown in evi-
dence that Bergerac was drunk and in
the some extremely delirious condki
tlona from use or liquor as he had been
for some days. The record discloses
the absence of a moths for the ao-
man he loved.‘ his all." as the State
characterized that relation.
i, "Our contention." says the brief.
"that there was no intention to injure.
the woman up to Tuesday night was
an impressive that the State was toro-
'ed to develop a. new theory. namely.
that. Lillie Dowsett finally dismissed
the accused on Tuesday night. ” .
Reviewing the record of the ease at
this point. the accused then claims
this: "Thetruth to that up to the time
Bel-gored went to bed intoxicated on
Toudaulnilt. he had. never had any
intention to induce llirs Downed; it
was in his room that the seeds of innr‘
do:- were first sown; his drunken mind
was there inflamed with passion and
the some set lor the awful tragedy."
in concluding. the brief the» accused
tecedent conditions, under the mom
once oi a moral. mania. Aldo. that
titers in little controversy shunt the
law.
The last paragraph is: “We respects
fully suggest that the trial judge has
so strong a conviction about‘tlle guilt
, or the accused‘thet his mind was not
receptive nor open to the elements of
doubt which morognatelinhe whole
case; so that he unconsciously and an
wlttlagly excluded from his mind facts
and conditions which ought to haveinv
donated a itinerant conclusion. We
unit that the Judgment be set aside as
the crime he reduced to murder in the
second degree."
"Momma." :.,aald little Beatrice.
omitting to” a picture he the boom 1
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‘ ointment ‘Mt‘. Darin?"
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. 1Minna a a were woman. ;,.. 11 i~
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"isn't an: a 1 ‘
him as a Charlatan and a Faker ‘ ei
Notoriety then mapped forward
and a bag" of sleightofhand tricksf
glittering. sparkling tricks that Janel-
nated—«and. he showed the woman the!
loy‘ or successfully manipulating his
nares. Her eyes gleamed and her be-
som treated as she looked and listened. '
"How long does it take to do your1
tricks?‘ she asked. ‘
Madam," declared Notoriety. “the.
most dimcuit of them can be done in:
one night."
And the beautiful
Judge.
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