One sacrifice of his life is enough and the fox terrier Uterally raised from the dead by Dr. R. E. Cornish, will not be called upon to die a second time—permanently so. that his brain can be examined.
Dr. Cornish revealed to-day that he hiad reached the decision to let the dog live until death came na. turally, after considering the suggestion that the dog's brain might disclose more of value than could be learned now, by continuing the effort to restore him to normalcy. The doctor said that it would be many weeks before the dog would be able to walk.
Washington, Aug. 11.
Twelve thousand out of - 15,600 workers of the Aluminium Company of America struck work to-day.
a result three factories were compelled to shut down completely, while one is partially closed.
Both sides have expressed. willingness to negotiate—Reuter.
An experiment which astounded science und medicine was the putting to death and then reviving of the fox terrier by Dr. Cornish. Life was completely and successfully restored to the dog, although his acions revealed that the brain had deterlorated during the process—Reuter.
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