THE EMPEROR FREDERICK.
(pee tress association.)
LONDON, September 28 Sir Morell Mackenzie's book oh the illness of the late Emperor Frederick is announced to be published about the middle of. October. He will endeavor to prove that had the ordinary course of treatment been followed, the Emperor need not have died. He states that undoubtedly the Emperor died from cancer, which was produced by the treatment of the German doctors. London, September 29.
In the " Central News " Sir M^rell Mackenzie describes the daily habits of the Emperor Frederick, and publishes a long list of statistics showing the fatal results from extirpation of the larynx.
Berlin, Ssptember 29. The " Independance Beige " publishes a forecast of Sir Morell Mackenzie's book on the illness of the late Emperor Frederick, which show 3 that Dr Gerhard's treatment of the Emperor produced cancer, and aho the use of Dr Bramann's imperfect canula; that Dr Bergmann's rough treatment of the patient hastened death, -and states that
if Sir Morrell had been left alone m the treatment of the disease he could have prolonged life for at least twenty months.
A portion of the late Emperor's diary, relating to incidents m the battle of Koeniggratz, has been published by the " Zeitung," a newspaper published atJKiel.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1958, 1 October 1888, Page 3
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208THE EMPEROR FREDERICK. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1958, 1 October 1888, Page 3
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