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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
LET LINEN "REST"
WAY OF PRoLoNGINo USEFUL.
NESS OF THE MATERIAL.
System Devised by One Housekeeper
ls Probably the Best Scheme
That Has Been Devised for
Economy,

Few housekeepers realize that all
linen in constant use will keep long.
er IL 1t is allowed to rest" at times.
This same principle holds good with
garments and various toilet articles
Take, for example, the plan followed
by woman whose house linen is linn.
tied and who likes to make Il last
She has family of three and keeps
out eight sheets each week. AS soiled
ones come in fresh from the laundry
she places them always at the bottom
of the pile, so in this way the same
sheet Is not used two weeks in sue.
cession, but is sure of a fortnights.
II not three weeks rest" In a store
closet she keeps two other piles of
eight, and every two months the sets
OF sheets that have been in use are
put into the store place, another set
being put into the cupboard for week
ly use. The arrangement takes very
little time, and It is more than worth
while IN the saving to linen. Pillow
cases and towels she manages in the
same way, only the quantity of the
latter is greater.
Her table linen is used for six
months and then put away for a year
Luxurious as II may sound to have
such a quantity Of linen, the gathering
of 1t is inexpensive, for the woman
buys a sheet or table cover occasion
ally and puts It away, thus keeping
her store in condition. At the same
time pieces wear out so slowly that
there is never much loss to be made
good at one time, and the pocketbook
is saved accordingly.
Linen sheets, like others, wear first
In the center, and 1t repays to slit
them down the middle to get the edges
in the place. This is done by tearing
them In two lengthwise The selvages
are then overhanded together with
very fine cotton, that big seam shall
not be made, and then the raw edges
are hemmed. The life OF a sheet is
greatly prolonged II this is done in
time.
Tooth and nail brushes should al.
ways be had in sets of twos. II not
threes, for bristles fall usually because
Of having become soft from constant
wetting. Therefore II they are thor
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

may be dispensed with. A case that
has contained dozen bottles OF wines
of spirits will answer the purpose ad'
mirably.
Two holes should be cut in the bot
tom of the box, and 1t may then be
suspended from the wall by means
of two strong nails in the manner
shown in the upper sketch.
The front and sides can be draped
with any pretty odd remnant of mate
rial that we happen to have by us, and
an opening arranged in the center so
that the articles inside are easily pro
cured when required. The space on
the top will form a nice place for per-
haps a pot with a fern or other orna'
ments. A little cupboard of this kind
will also make an excellent smokers
cabinet" In which may be kept a
Jar of tobacco, cigars, etc. In the lat
ter case II is not difficult to fit up a
small rack for the pipes at one side
OF the cupboard,
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
GARDEN AND ORCHARD.

The grape vine that is permitted to
develop too much vine and leaf will
bear little fruit.
Cabbage worms are easily con
trolled II taken in hand promptly,
Mix one ounce fresh Persian insect
powder with four gallons water and
spray or sprinkle the plants.
/ find 1t good plan to sow cowpeas
or a mixture of equal parts red and
crimson clover in the garden at last
cultivation of corn, potatoes, melons
and such crops They make great
growth and add much humus to the
soil
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
USEFUL IN THE BEDROOM.
Medicine Cupboard inexpensive and
Easy to Construct.

A very useful article in bedroom is
some kind Of little cupboard in which
may be kept medicine bottles and other
things which are better out of sight
1t should also be place from which
they may be readily removed and re-
placed when required. It is to meet
this want that we give the accompany.
ing sketches, and a small hanging cup
board may be easily and quickly ar.
ranged with little or no expense.
Any strong wooden box of suit.
able size may be used, and the lid
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

Now that the very incest boy has
handmade ties in red, blue green, yell
low, gray. tan, and that pretty big sis
ter is wondering what she can make
him next, let me whisper that crochet
ed or knitted hatbands bid fair to be
as popular as the tie has been, These
made in college colors are most attrac'
tive, and are really very much liked by
boys who often resent apparel made
by the fair fingers of fond sisters and
cousins
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
Buus and kisses.

Patience-We were sitting on the
front stoop, and Jack said every time
he saw a lightning bug he was going
to kiss me.
Patrice-Good for Jack!
But told him every time saw a
lightning bug was going to make him
stop"
II know the rest of the story. You
kept your eyes closed the whole even
ing.'-Yonkers Statesman.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

oughly dried fairly often their useful
ness is prolonged.
For example, woman who keeps
two tooth brushes in use at the same
time. using one every other day, will
find that the two will last longer than
two others would IL one we're worn
out before beginning on the second.
All tooth brushes should hang when
not in use to allow the moisture to
run off.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
Plant Trees.

II you would make your home at
tractiye have an orchard or fruit gar.
den. The man who plants trees gets
his pay day by day and at the same
time builds a monument which will
stand long after he is dead.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
opposltes Cause and Effect.

They say that there is more crime
committed in hot weather"
Eyes; heat seems to conduce to
wickedness."
Now that's strange. that a close
atmosphere should cause loose prin-
ciples. "-Baltimore American.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
The Philosopher Of Folly.

Habit is a wonderful thing" OBJ
serves the Philosopher of Folly. II
suppose the reason some of these
Wall street men are trying to own
the earth is that somebody has told
them 1t is three.fourths water
Cleveland Leader.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
HOMEMADE HAND cuLrlvAToR.
How One Farmer Made the Garden
Work an Easy Task.

made hand cultivator which
does good work in the garden, writes
correspondent Of the Farm and
Home. Old pillow handles. a, may be
used, but they will need splicing, as
shown at b, to FIVE feet long. The
hoe, or scraper, is shown at C. This
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
GettInu Even

Excuse me, SIR" demonstrated the
bad barber, but there are several
deep scratches in this coin"
We'll, we are even, old sport"
laughed the revengeful patron. There
are also several deep scratches in my
chin."-Chicago Daily News.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
The Mean Thinu.

She (eyeing the refreshment booth)
Dearest, while we are waiting for
the train, don't you think 1t would
be good idea to take something?
He-Yes, darling; and since 1t is
such beautiful moonlight night, let's
take a walk.-Baltimor American.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

CARDS as a very
handy gard e n
tool. As Is quite
true, he states
that II is some.
times necessary
In cult 1 v a Il n 4
small plants to
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

loosen the ground on each side of the
row, For this work, says the Home
stead, the hoe above. in which is cut
out circular piece of blade, is a first,
class tool
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

The Bridgroom-Ah, darling, I can
see the lovelights in your eyes.
The Bride-Don't be silly, George.
There is nothing in my eyes but Gin
ders.-Chicago Daily News.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
Handy Garden Tool.

should be made OF piece of TEN.
pered steel and brought to a sharp
edge. used a pillow wheel. but one
can be made of two-inch boards fas-
tened together, then cut on circle,
and a piece of band iron put on for a
tire.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
Reversed.

That was a strange fish story
Brown told"
What was it,"
He said that the fish that got away
was the smallest one OF the lot
Detroit Free Press.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
Indefinite.

Expectant Heir-oh, doctor, is there
any hope for us?
Cynical Doctor-Which? OF your un.
cle's recovery or his money?-Balti-
more American
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

A gown of this type made from silk
in shade pleasing to ones own fan
cy is essential to every woman's ward.
robe. There are sure to be occasional
cool days during the summer when
thin washable frocks are mighty un.
comfortable. Embroidered silk panels
such as are set in front Of bodice and
skirt may be brought in sets and
come in all the popular shades. The
rufiles on skirt and over the shoulders
on bodice are headed with narrow Chi
nese embroidery in shades matching
the material and the girdle and fat
collar are velvet shade darker.
Chemisette and stock are tucked
cream mousseline.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
A Siqn.

The honeymoon is about over. when
the husband begins to kick about the
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
In Doubt.

"He knows all the stars"
Astronomical or operate ?-De
troit Free Press.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
It's Nature to DO II Somehow.

The Ananias club seems to have
been lying low of late"
Well, It must lie somehow, BAL
timore American
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

Umpire-It's no fun to have the fans
call you rotten!
Rooter-No, should think 1t would
make you feel mortified!
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15
IMPROVING A GARDEN HOE.
II Is Made by Cutting Out Part Of the
Center.

The accompanying illustrates a
western farmers idea of what he re-
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-15

Mrs. Wigs-Your daughter seems to
be suffering from the heat.
Mrs. Digs-No; she's just home
from college, and she's Frustrated by
the family grammar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-21

ide @Gbler in Ser 3ufunft gu emit
i6eioen baben iperoe, miiiie INNER
bleiben, nie feline &egierung it6 5u
oieier mi6tielten aaer Sragen iteae.
IS mulle obiolrt enti6eioeno fir oie
@riiten5bere6tigung enter britii6e1
&eeierung iein, OF ite miaens uno
in Ser Sage iei Die britil6e Slotte
10 Itarf gu erbolten, pie iie ietn
miiiie, I'M Die Serridaft iiber oie
Meere gu bebolten. Gum 56lrlB
i6lGgt 2oro @Der Dor, oaB moi Elm
~oouernbes parlomentarii6es &omite
einri6ten lole, oeilen Mufgobe es
iein piiroe, oono6 5u iebert boB sic
bon oem l1nterbauie fir Die Slotte Be-
miQigten @elber au6 10 p%ertpenbet
miirben, oaB Die Station ii6ergeiteat
mer6e.
81 i6reibt nidt bos &etblatt
u3imes" unb nidt ein unbefannter
Weonn, ionoern Der u@ouberneltr Der
@b5ugsrobren oes S6loiies @ino-
ior", ein naber @~ertrortter bes So.
nigs. IS lit gang flar, BOB bieier
Irtifel ni6t gum 3eitpertreib ge'
idrieben norben lit, ionoern ooB er
Ole @nli6t Ser maBge6enoen 9reiie
mioeripteaelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-21

@bre uno Die ltnabbangigfeit oes
2onoes, ebenio pie olle iol6e, sic
bic Sntereiien britter Staoten ollge=
ben, ii1o ~olleroings bon Ser Inter
breitung ltuter ei1t S6ieosgeri6t aus
oriidlid a%ngenomlnen, ober lpenn Ser
Gertrag ou6 oieie ni6t beriibrt, 70
beoeutet es ood, boB mat auf beioen
bemiibt it, bie @efobren, Die nod
Gage Ser 9iuge ni6t gang aus Ser
8elt geidoffen lperoen fonnen, 1lo6
&raften gu nel1traliIieren ltno 5n be-
ieitigen.
Ser @bf6luB oes 8ertrages be-
5ei6net 2oiltng Der 5ubor beltot1oerlen
Sponnung, gs mag nit Sapan nod
mandes 5u perbonoeln fem ober mas
imnter Ga ouffommt, farm in frieo-
li6em @usglet6 aus Dem @ege ge=
ral1mt meroen. @enm beioe M16te
ii6 iiber irgeno cine Srage ni6t einig
itno, itebt oas S6teosgerift ols Il1s=
biilfsmittel our gerfiigrng. Gem
Senat gebibrt @nerfennltng oafiir,
oaB er Dem Ibi6luB oieler 8ertrdge
nidts in ben @eg eeleet bot. Sir
Die &e5ipro5itdtspertrGge fat man
ibn ni6t gelpinnen fonnert. Ct font
tie iid nit Dem grunolegenoerl @ebon=
fen oes 9oppeltorifs ni6t befrelllt-
ben, fir bieie Sbieospertrage lit ct
leidter 5u baben getpeien uno mas
oieiett NIT Sapon betrifft, 10 bat aud
oas Sous bes &onereiies, obelei6
es oireft 6anit ni6ts 5u tun bat, sic
@bitdt, NIT Sopan in Srieoen uno
Sreunbi6oft 81 IeberL fu%noeegeben.
gs bat Der Experimentation Clint
mung Ser folifornii6en &iiite feline
&on5eiiionen gemadt uno I'M Warine-
etat ben 8au Der 5mei neiteren
Sbladti6iffe abgelebnt, oeren 8enil=
lignng moglihermeiie als 3eiden
unfreunolider Stimmltltg geeen So
pan bate a~ltsgeleet tperben fonnen.
8enn ieet ireeno eine Storing
einfritt, 10 m1B ite Experimentation
uria6en 5ugei6rieben iperoen. 9ie
Gegiernngen beioer 2anoer baben ii6
ourdaus FORFEIT benommer. @ier lit
ben uSineos" beoeutiam abgepinft
poroen, in Sapan fat Der 4oiier Ser
arieespartei Elm energiides &olt 5lt=
gerufen. ltno 10 beiBt es einitpeilen:
Srieoe uno Srellnoi6oft. 0as i6lieBt
natiirlid nidt aus, DOB Ser fon1ner=
5ieae 8ettbetperb Der Climber inn aii-
otii6en Orient u%nbebinoert feline 3ie=
le meiter perfolgen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-21
Der gertras nit Sapan.

gereit fir irgeno etmas: lei es eill
Set, Elm 8~ergniigen poer &f!, 10
erflarte Momiral gpans benin Mntritt
Der I'm Die @eIt-Heiie unierer Mrma-
oa. Der erite Cell ~oerielben lit abiol-
piert uno bat ritr Seitipitdten unb
pergniigensreide 6abrt eebradt. Sir
aompf lit feline 9ottpenoigfeit emit
itanoen. uno oo6 mar es gu 8eginn
Der yuebungsfabrt~ ni6t 10 gang ge-
nib, oh lie iid nidt boh b~erausltel-
len fperoe. 9enn Die ge5iebungen sa
Sapan tporet nidlt Die freun6lifiten.
Sn WaIbington lit man nidt o6ne 8e.
iorgnis getpeien. Gum Slid lit bas
aqes abgetuenoet iporoen uno nit Der
unter3eidnung oes Sdieosgeri6ts-
pertrages nit Sapan elm 8epeis git.
ter g~e5iebungen 5pii6en beioen 2dtl-
bern gegeben. 4ebnIide 8ertrage
iino nit 0entihlano, 5ranfreid, eng
lono nn6 moeren 26noern eei6loiien
luoroen. Sic be5ieben iid unter Sab.
rung Der auf Der Saoger &onferen3
feitgeiebten Brin8ipien MIR ouf Die
8eilegung bon Streitigfeiten, Die iif
aus iuriitiiden 8ifferen5en ODER aus
Ser a~uslegung beitebenoer @ertrage
ergeben. angelegenbeiten Die Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-21
Cine ensliide @ntiuort anf Ben
&diferbrief.

2oro Speeomolttb, NIT Dem Ser
&aiier i'm 9riefnehieI itono, lit be-
fanntli6 BET Ser eriten beiten @eIe-
genbeit aug ieiner SteIung entfernt
tporoen uno fibt nun i'm @ebeimen
Mat, mo er nibts 81 iogen fat. SIM
engIii6en Barlament bat ma Die
Sahe fiibl bebonoelt; aber man nabm
iie bod %erniter, ais es nad auBen
BIN ben @ni6ein batte. Oas be-
neiit Die antmort, Die iebt Ser inoi-
refte urbeber 6es 8riefme6lels, 2oro
@iber, Der 8ertraute oes &onigs,
gibt. gr ergreift i'm oNationol &c
nien" Dos @ort uno bringt bier Gin.
ge Dor, bic man in 0eutlhlano niGt
unbea6tet Iaiien fam.
2oro giber fiibrt in Dem @rtife[
aus, bob por 5ebn Sabren @roBbri-
tannien nod Die unbeitrittene Serr.
ihaft iiber Ole Meere b~eieiien babe.
Nur Sranfreid babe man bannals aIs
einen enertueaen &orlfurrenten BE-.
tro6ten fonnen. Seitoem li Ser
Sdmerpunft bonn Mittelmeer nah
Ser @oroiee eeriidt moroen, ilno
5tpar 6urd oas unglaubli6 Idneae
@nma6fen Der beutIfen Slotte.
@Ieid5eitig babe iid @roBbritamieir
ge5pungen geieben, feline @eidmaoer
ole in ben noroeuropdiiden @ep1i.
fern gu fon5entrieren, un6 70 iei bie
Serrihaft iiber Sen Sn6ii9en uno
ben Stiaen Saean perloren gegongen.
Gs lei ia ridtig, BOB bas 8inbnis
nit ben Sapanern ltno Die 9lutsber-
panotidaft nit BEN gepobnern Der
Ser. Staaten aud babel mitgeipro-
den batten, ober in Der Sauptia6e
lei oas @adien Der oeutihen Slotte
bod Die eigentli6e ltriahe aqer 0ieier
8erdnoerungen. @ebnIid iei es nit
Dem Seebanoel geaa1een, uno Die
oeutide 9anoelsflotte babe auh gr-
folge 81 per5eihnen eebabt, bon Be,
men man ii6 Dor 5ebn Sabren ni6ts
bate tralimen laiien. @obin man
INNER blide, iiberaG treffe man Die
oeuti6e 5lagge. Die groBen Sans
oelsitraBen Der @elt ieien ihon in
ben Sdnben Der oeutl9en &onfurren-
ten uno in alen 2anoerrl ben 5ipi-
l~iiierten nie ben un5ipiliiierten, ma6-
ten Die Deutihen Die eroBten Sort
idritte. Senieits Der gforoiee mobre
6ieie Nation, Die ihon 60 MiQionen
5able, unb oeren @rmee Die itdrfite
lei, Die man iemals in Der @eltge-
idifte gefannt bobe, cine auf Der
boditen Stufe Der 8iloung itehenoe
0atior, nod p~oaitdnoig lt~tberoorbeit
ourd ben Gurus, itol5 aif ibre CT.
rungeni6aften uno 2eiituneenL ebr-
gei5ig unb babel ge5tpuitgen, einen
auspeg unb elm 5elo fir lire iiber.
fliiiiige gnergie 81 finoen. 8enn
@rnBbritamien iid bieier Station ge'
geniiber balten ipolle, 10 miiiie es
unbeoingt ieben, Die Serridaft i6er
Die Weere iid pieoer 51 ii6ern, uno
oa aebe es MIR eiten Meg, namli6
fir ieoes Sdift meldes Die 6eiitide
aomiralitdt in @uftrag gebe, 5tpei
BON oerielben Stdrfe 81 6alen. 9ie
mi6tiglte Sroge ober, 6ie Der britt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-21
%ro6ibitiom bmrd) einen ltfas.

Gin @bleger oes Stabltruits1 bic
Srid Gofe So. in 8enniplpania, fat
Sen ltfas erloiien oaB ate @rbeiter
in ibren Oien1ten ii6 oes @enulles
bon eeiitigen @etrdnfen, in uno alt=
Der Dem 9ienite, gu entbalten baben.
Mit einem @orte, es merben binfort
nur iolbe 2eute in Mrbeit gebalten,
oie poGige gntboltiamfeit iiben ODER
aber logen, BOB fie es tun. gs miro
au9 bier Der Meni6en piele geben,
mel6e Dem Gruit bierfiirQ nerfennltng
5%oler. Selbit in iolden &reiien mo
man ii9 zines gemiiien Sreiiinns
riibmtt, miro man an Ioldem aage-
meinen 3mmgsperbot ni6ts aus5lt.
ieBen baben, 10 Iange eben Die eigene
perte Ierionlidfeit baour6 ni6t IN
Mitleioeni1aft. ge5ogen mirb. Srei-
lid, Damn ldge oie Sabe o1oers.
Damn miiroe man in oieiem 8erbot
einen Gingriff in Die biireerliden
Gefte uno perionlihe Sreibeit er.
bliden, Ser 6aour6 nidt enti6ulobor
miro, ooB er aus einem @rbeitsfon-
traft berporgebt. Die Srid So. mag
oie Modt baden, lire Mrbeiter CUR
@~ingebung iolder @erpflidtungen gu
5pineen, ober oas He9t oa5u bat tie
nidt, uno tie treibt NIT ibrer Wadt
einen idGnoliden MiBbralid, inoem
iie bieien 3mong atsiibt. Cine Dol.
lige gerfennung oes 8erbaltniiies
5piihen Mrbeitgeber nnb Mrbeitneb-
mer liegt IN oieiem 8ebormultoungs=
periud. Die Srid So. bat 8meifels-
obne bas Ne6t, S~runfenboloe BON
ibrem @rbeitsfelbe ausauidlieBelt,
aber oannit bort ibr &eht muf. @enn
es ibr nit oieiem l1fas Inn eide
rung bes 8etriebs in ibren &oblen-
5eden unb Gofe6rennereien 81 TIN
iii, 10 p~erliert Der l1fas feline Wirf-
iamfeit ni6t, tpentt er MIR auf Srt
1lnb Steae @ntpenoung fanbe. l1ebri-
gems lit BEL ar Den graBliben aota.
ltropben in uniern 8~ergtperfen i'm.
mer bargetan norben, baB iie fat
itets infolge bon Mangel an media
niiden observation-disclosures oher
ungeniieenoer Gnfiibt berbeigefiibrt
murben.
Die Srid So. fonnte lire 9flidt
o%en9lrbeitern uno Ser Menidbeit ge-
eeniiber better erfiiGen, tpem iie
fir aae observation-disclosures auf
oieiem @ebiete Gorge tragt, rno atl-
oermeitige @rbeiterfiiriorge iibt, audi
90 iibt, mo lie nidt oireft burh ge-
idriebenes @eies g%eforoert miro, uno
JOINT in ibrem 8erbaltnis gu ibrer
4rbeiteridaft aaes unterldBt, mo-
bur6 oos ieeliibe uno forperlide
@obl, bas Sittli9feitsgefiibl uno Die
@iGensfraft oes @rbeiters untergra-
ben miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-21
Sas bette &lima Ser @elt

1T nidt fret bon &%ranfbeiterL Sieber
IN boberen Malaria in nieoeren &C.
ge1oen mag berriden. &Itma-gin-
fliie gu iibertpinoen, Malaria, @eIb-
i16t Sieber unb S6nade, lit glec=
tric 8itters oas bette Mittel, oas Sc
ie6er Sorm bon S6pa1e,
nn6 9erbofit1t. Inter @orantie ber=
fmlft BEL M6olpb 9reiB nnb M. gobn
& 60. so Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-21
Gin urolter groudh miro

Gin uralter 8ralt9 miro IN
2iibed INNER nod arn Gage Dor
Oftern eingebalten. Sin oieiem Gage
bringt Ser 2maoreiter Ser benabbar-
ten meflenburgii6en Stabt S6on-
berg rieiige Siterflaoen als Seitgobe
mad 2iibed, norauf Der 2anoreiter
ols @eeenleiitung @ait Der Staot I'M
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acknowledgement uro bem Gutsmein-
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g~eteilt.
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The Washington times., 1908-06-29
BANISHES
SMALLPOX DREAD

No longer is smallpox 10 be dreaded
as fatal disease, but IS TO be regarded
as one In which 4s9 out Of every 600 VIC
tins will recover. Such is the infor-
nation gathered by the Marine Hospi-
-al and Public E:1alth Service
During the past six months. q .54i
cases Of this disease were reported 10
the service. Out Of this large number
only fifty-five died. Minnesota IS cred
tied with being the banner smallpox
State. having SOB cases reported IN
all tha- number there were only six
deaths. Texas has something Of a rec
ord along the same line. 3.0S9 cases be-
ing reported from there, and only one
death The third State is Kansas, with
Z, 332. cases and 3 deaths.
New York had 63I cases and no
deaths. while Pennsylvania reports only
II cases and none fatal Illinois came
IN with l,739 cases, none fatal and
Ohio with $50 cases and 3 deaths