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thra uo 1IeGang h; hllls to pen up the breeze and
~ pek upon US after It has swept the city
W. s''mat;Iscs Inc esershiftinS winds. which
Thcr "atch ~ Hu ~ nature mas conferred upon us
qosss +ha s.t;,s ~ auu ea.I5 AWAY all int noxious
nnmcrahia na;sn,a s ,rs'-t sa.atlons, ana tue IN
citv ri haif rn;1i;e'' "n ~ pe1vaae 1he ar o1
enongh r. b@ee5 1ys S;sasa aso%ea reg 10 remain long
,1;fTnsed ,nn d;.iISa., out are swept away
nlarue MS Ne'oe'9o' a1o never return to
The name1ess m offensive smells farm ox;,,no
1csth er.ant :; r. 10 .xn not cause disease and
ng the per,odea outbTrsts Of Juror which We
cinitate disease % ;n ,h; ~ rlay St Sfcte Or prs
~ +he e I"i cn1ahrafnI Use utsss lsee me report
A,n5n, ~ Sfa,is; e. 81 EV'4toass4on 70 tae
011te1a, 11s 1atia. " neacae a.lca1s ~ ~ lal1s.!
,;+D 49, xf;isa,,a.aa - e41uueJ anJ othet 1ake
It5 has L,,W "a p'Isasantty sltuateo as
sue ls nas o,ns th 10 sne iaSewafu' Entch d.
prlses ncr o. Lie oenenclal ,nnuenSe OF the axe
D!cG1e; e!4c'So tas te" SUBURBS Wn1cn
| r1sal ne1 IN nsaltn1uness- among these
may ue named, u Tue oroeT OF ther
nu.a ~ na1fe1, ~ n,on wn1Thsaa1 I5Ie rHN,
ate s1tuate on woouy olu1, or w1tn Wooos oe-
1Meen H9 tnem ana the lake, gre not as neadln1uI-
1hey naSe nuch h1gher temperature ~ sum-
hle 1ner, anu lose tae oehens OIL LIE Hesn 1aka
IL. IN eommenths On Inc ne4thiu!ness OF ou1
cn,ly, an o1teh askeu: . Nhy IS II necessary
Iuat VIZ should lake our cn1Ioren OUT OF the oly
~ tne summer: l CONFESS 1fank1E that 10
not Know. nave never been aole 70 see any
reason 1or such habtt7 Tor It Is nothing but one
~ " tuosc ua1eason1hg naolts WHICH optain Will
~ people. 1nere are many exceptional cases1
erans, Rhen 1t Is likely that the Gtck child VIII
inPtoye ~ unaef shange; but that young children
~ ~ nealI1 snonid be taken ont OF the city tol
'uTtl 1ealtn is aosuro aad senseless.
II the mania 1or taking children out OF the
sly was eonhnco TO tile poor, or those who are
opHseo TO live IN narrow, dirty streets,
III hl1ny, unsent1lated houses, or To-
catlons near the river, could
see sone reason 1of It, But unfortunately these
are 1ne very people who cannot go away from
tnelr unnealthv abodes. The hcalth-reports
SHOW SHOW that tne great majority OF deaths in In
fancy occur IN tic wards where the unhealthy
co1iultlons alluded TO exist, While the wards
"nien lie along Inc lake shore possess an almost
complete immunity: NOW, It is in these latter
"atus w!efg AVe Inc maloflly o. the men OF
property IN Inc clty Here are the best resi-
dcnces, possessing, In many cases, large grounds,
excellent sewers aud ventilation, and all the
conVcn1ences OF modern iltc.
anu strange 10 say, THESE arc the people who,
on the approach OF warm weather, feel that they
must leave their clean, dry houses, their cool
ana qulet rooms, anu rush OF INTO the hot, close
country, 70 place their children under the
4Seherally) poorest pt nys7cnlc influences! why!
because they DO This thing In other cities, there
iole II Is the Proncr thing to DO IN this 1t is
hlsh time that these people inform themselves o.
the conditions under which removal from the
Guy Is absolutc!y necessary would say. Let
tnem ask thclr 1amny physlc'an's advice, were
IL not tnat many OF our best physicians have hut
limited judgment In thls respect. II they find