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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
.sTHIS DATE IN HISTORY"
October II.

1492-Columbia discovered America.
1775-Lyman Beecher, noted clergy
man, born in New Haven. Conn.
Died in Brooklyn. Jan. 10, 1863.
IS1S-A constitution for Connecticut
was ratified by the people.
1S53-The province of Buenos Ayres
seeded from the Argentine con-
federation.
1s65-Alexander II. stephens released
on parole from Fort Warren, in
Boston harbor.
1S70-General Robert E. Lee died.
Born, Jan. 10. 1907.
1sS6-Gales and floods in Texas and
Louisiana destroyed 247 lives and
much property.
19O6-Flrst airship flight in the south
was made at Piedmont Park, At
lanta.
1e0S-The Servian assembly voted tc
support the government against
Austrian aggression.
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since been tried on a charge of perjuAss,
and acquitted. -
FAMILY TROUBLES CAUSE SUICIDE.
Because his wife would not live with
him, Everett T. Mintonye of Lafayette.
33 years old. committed suicide early
Sunday morning at a rooming house
on South Sixth street He retired
about midnight and turned on the gas
jet in his room. His death was not
discovered until yesterday afternoon.
when one OF the occupants OF the
house detected the odor of gas.
TO TEST SMOKE ABATER.
The Big Four railroad expects to
make a test today of a smoke prevent
ing device which has been installed on
locomotive in indianapolis. and
which, it is said will reduce the
amount Of smoke by 80 per cent The
demonstration will be made at the
roundhouse of the company and will
be witnessed by several railroad Of
fcials, Smoke Inspector Brown. mem
bers of the Board of Safety and news
paper men.
TRY ROSS FOR MURDER.
The trial Of DR.. Nelson B. Ross of
Muncfe who shot and killed Daniel
Iinder, conductor OF the MQnC1e =
Portland traction line, Aug. 6. at Hollis
Crossing three miles north of Muncie,
will begin today Counsel for Ross
will try to establish a plea of self
defense
/ PLAN BIG LOT SALE.
j The lot sale which has been planned
i by the Young Mems Commercial club
of Rushville for several weeks will be-
gin Tuesday morning. A mass meet
ing was held last night to arouse en-
thusiasm II the peoples factory ad-
dition, consisting of 40 lots. is sold.
| ii is estimated the population of Rush
willie will increase 5000 in two years.
These factories have been contracted
for and will be located here II the lot
sale is made a success.
MoNoN TUNNEL CAVES IN.
The Owensburg tunnel. on the Switz
City branch of the Monon. has caved in
for the thirteenth time. Trains are
being detoured via the Wallace jUns-
ton While no one has been killed be-
cause of the cave-ins a petition may
be sent to the railroad commission,
asking that the tunnel be condemned.
compelling the railroad to build around
il. a distance of mile.
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HAMMOND.

MAYOR-F. II. Schaaf.
CLERk-Peter Ripley.
TREASURER-Paul b. Liplnski.
CITY JUDGE. q. Sproat.
Recommendations w. Hubbard.
AIderman-at-Larse- I.undt.
AIderman-R ID. Newman.
Accommodations Lash Sr.
AIdermaa-at-Iarg j. Sutherland
ALDERMEN.
First WaTd-Charies #. Brubaker.
Second Ward-Henry Whitaker.
Third Wnrd-Edyynrd c. Hanson.
Fourth Warsi-Henry F. EEgers.
Fifth Ward-WIlIiam Knhl.
Sixth Ward-DnnieI kaIman.
Seventh Ward-Fred s. Cotton.
Eighth WarG-Arthur Schultz.
Ninth Wnrd-M. Hover.
Tenth ward. j. O'aTailey.
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EAST CHICAGO.

MAYOR-Dr. A. C. schlieker.
CITY CLERK-Wnlter Spencer.
TREAsURER-A.G G. SlOcOmb.
at-Lnrge-ThORas buckley
AIdermRn-at-LarEe- n. SchOclx.
AIderman-at-I.arGe- II. Burns.
ALDERMEN.
First WnrIl-W. III. Olds.
Second Ward-PauI p. Mysliwy.
Third Ward--Joseph French.
Fourth Ward-Dan Earady.
Fifth wnrd-Carl Anderson.
sixth ward--w. VI. MentHer.
Seventh Ward-John w. Calvin.
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two men who attacked him on East
Washington street near the north
side opening of an alley between Ala
bama and New Jersey early Sunday
morning.
CHURCH DEBT CANCELLED.
The Indebtedness of the First Chris
tian church of Shelbyville was can
celed Sunday, the money having been
raised within the last few weeks
About $4,000 was needed and this
amount with two or three hundred
over has been obtained. An all-day
celebration was held in the church.
RAZE DANGEROUS HILL.
The Monroe county commissioners
have voted unanimously to improve
the famous Harrodsburg Hill, near
Bloomington, known all over southern
Indiana as "the hill of accidents and
deaths" because of it's steep grade.
Autoists going from Indianapolis to
French Lick have been going by way
of Seymour and Columbus, many miles
out of the way. to avoid the hill.
SUPERoNNUATED PREACHER OUT.
Having been informed by telephone
from Sulpher Springs, a small town
in Henry county that Sol Turner, a
deacon of the Christian church at that
place. was on his way to Albany to
inform him that his services as pastor
of that church were no longer de-
sired, the Rev Frank Powers, also
pastor of a Christian church at Al
bany, in this county, disappeared sud
IDENTIFY and nothing has been heard
from him since.
| LAWYER NEAR DEATH.
William A. Brown of Newcastle. one
of the best known criminal lawyers
of the state, is in a critical condition
at his home in Broad street and his
death is expected at any time. Mr.
Brown has been compelled for two
years to remain at his home, owing Il
| broken health.
ACCEPTED A BRIBE.
Francis Hardy, former trustee O
Anderson Township. will be arraigneC
in the circuit court at Anderson to
day on a charge of having accepted
q bribe while in office. A sensation
was sprung here about year ag'
when Hardy. then a trustee. wa
charged with perjury and accepting
| bride He was held under bond t
the grand jury. and that body foun
two indictments against him. He ha
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JUST ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS.

might people Hammond the manufactr-
for the business for the taxpayers of the city to ask them
in all and caness whether wouldn't be better
have for for just four who wouldn't dealing
with problem of vital interest the city, always first IS 1T
POLITICALLY EXPEDIENT FOR NE TO DO THIS? Wouldn't
it be better nonparisan executive who would consult
interests from the peoples standpoint rather than from the
of his political machine? Will Hammond
greater Hammond when is screwed down and boxed
selfish, demagogical political machine?
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WHITING.

MAYOR-HeRFy Scbrage.
CLERK. +. Cameron.
TREAsURER-D. ID. Griffith.
AIderman-at-I.arge Fed0rkO.
AEderman-at-Large A. Upton.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward--Andrevv Baron.
Second Ward-Pante HaralOvitch.
Third Ward--David Paskwietx.
Fourth Ward-JameH w. Burton.
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CALLS 1T "a POOR EXCUSE"

Whiting Call the
the
which o
democratic
shortcomings Of
spells democratic
nnuendo
whe in his favor
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THE MANY vicious
himself MAYOR Of
repeated charges
sterotypes printers
desires further of these cordially
TIMES composing and interview
seesthe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12

GARBAGE conditions in Hammond
are a crying shame Ordinances pen
alize the guilty, but it is the object
evidently of the Becker machine ad
ministration to create new ordinances
not to enforce the old ones.
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MR.. BECKER's asking for a third
term as mayor, is un-American and
unprecedented. He had to get the
legislature to give him special grant
to do it. Great is the Becker-Darrow-
Durgan triumyirate.
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PRAISE FOR f. r.
sCHAAF FROM THE
BECKER ORGAN.

Trustee Schaaf Is entitled to
great credit for the tremendous
amount of work he has done in
improving the township school
system in addition to his other
onerous duties as trustee
Hammond Daily News, Sept. II,
1906.
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Editor, Times:
Please announce to the republican
voters of Gary that 1 am a candidate
ON the republican ticket for the OffAce
of alderman from the ward in which L
reside, 20 be named by the town board
mories.
A. NAYLOR, ''the Pla~terer."
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Political Announcements
GARY.



Please announce to the republicans
that 1 ann candidate for alderman
from the ward In which 1 reside, which
Is to be named by the town board of
Gary, subject to the republican nOmi-
nations. MITCHELL DUCHICH.
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SOME subscriber in Gary asks us
what platform ''Meester" Knots is
running on His platform is Il be-
lieve the divekeeper is entitled to
more consideration than the decent
citizen"
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TOO much praise about Indiana
summer heaped upon the weather man
is like too much turkey Thanksgiving
time. 1t has upset the w. NJ. and
made him very i'll Hence these sky
tears.
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Editor, Tfmesi
Please announce TO the republicans
that 1 nm candidate for alderman
from the ward In which j reside, which
Is to be named ny the town board of
Gary, subject 10 the republican nomi-
nations. WILLIAM WOLF.
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Editor, Tmesi

Editor, Timeni
Please announce to the republicans
that 1 am n candidate for alderman
from the ward I'm which L reside, which
IL to be named by tire town board OF
Gary. subject to the republican nOmI-
nations. MIKE BINZEN.
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THERE were a whole lot of votes
not made for Mayor Becker as the
result of the democratic doings in a
certain Hammond dance hall in the
small hours of Sunday morning.
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Republican Tickets


MAYOH-John A. Brennan.
CLERK--Joseph HI. COthrey.
INSTRUMENTATION c. simpson.
AEdermaR-at-Large-- sTcNeIEI
Alderman at-LnrEe--Dominick sly
munKkI.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

H,prnf a
ken sachc
alcouan matte
KEN to avoie mi
sEskpub In
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Editor. TImesI
Kindly announce in the columns of
your paper that 1 am n candidate for
alderman from the ward in which L
reside Ito be named by the town bOard),
subject to the republican primaries.
r.. e. ROWLEY.
ZIG jackson Street.
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THE Sox-Cub- Sunday game is going
to bring out a serious aftermath. Mr..
Crolius must not stop to wipe a rain
drop off his nose or else "Meester"
Knots may rule him out.
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Editor, FINEST
Please announce TO the republicans
TINT L am a candidate for alderman
from the ward in which l reside which
is to be named by the town board of
Gary, subject to the republican nOmi-
nations. JOHN BENNETT.
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Editor, Times,

Editor, Times,
Kindly announce my name a can
dIda4e for alderman in Gary the re-
publican ticket, subject to the repub-
lican primaries. HARRY HALL.
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THE beautiful depot built by the
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville rail
road company in Homewood is one of
the standing monuments of the Beck
er administration.
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Editor, Times.

Editor, Times
Please announce to the public that 1
am a candidate for alderman from the
ward in which 1 reside, which IL to be
named by the town board of Gary, sub
| ject to the republican primaries.
JOHN KESSERIC.
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PRAISE FOR #. r. sCHAAF
FROM NORTH TOWNSHIP
ADVISORY BOARD.

We wish to state to the people
OF Hammond that the admins
tration Of F. r. Schaaf as trus-
} tee of North township was care
} fully, ably and honestly admin
istered as to the disposition OF
} ALL monies in his charge. Not a
} single thing did he do for the
, township. not 2 penny did he
, spend but was with the fullest
} sanction of the advisory board
} and the people of North town
} ship. Petitions by the taxpay-
} ers were made for the improve
} ments OF all roads and school
} houses before anything was done
} with them by the township Of
} fcials. We endorse Schaaf's ev-
, cry act.
} CHARLES CHICK.
} P. H. MLAUGHLIN
} (Mr l. H. Mattern, the third
) member of the board. is on a
, three weeks vacation, but he
cheerfuIly substantiates the
, above. though his signature is
, not obtainable till he returns.
A a - 4 l. = a a a Il u a a Il a
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Editor. TImeas

Editor. T1mess
Please make the announcement
through the columns of your paper that
i Will be a candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination fer mayor of Gary.
subject to the democratic nomination.
WILLIAM c. CROIITS
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Editor, Times,

Editor IEmeNf
Please announce to the republicans
of Gary that 1 am candidate for aid
erHnan from the ward I'm which 1 re-
side Ito be named by the town bOard)
subject to the republican primaries.
EMERSON BOWSER.
664 virginia Street.
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THE Chicago Tribune should be
careful and not print any stories about
the conditions permitted by Knottism
or the daily Pevo will hand it little
"snit."
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1T is a shame that Knots should
make the Gary police work so hard
for him when they have only a few
weeks to hold their jobs.
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PERHAPS the Knots crowd at
Gary will get all the proof it wants
before the grand jury and the courts
conclude their labors.
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Editor, FINEST
wish to state through your paper
that I ana n candidate for alderman
from the ward In which 1 reside (Which
Is to be named by the town bOard),
subject to the democratic primaries.
JOHN BOWLING.
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ONLY three weeks until election
and Mr. Becker has enough explain
ing to do to keep him busy for three
times three weeks.
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Editor, Timess
Please announce that 1 am a can
didate for the office of alderman
large, subject TO the action of the
democratic party.
ELNATHAN e. BRADDOCK.
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Editor, Times:
Please announce to the democrats OF
Gary that 1 am a candidate for the Of
fee of city clerk, subject TO the action
of the democratic party.
j. e. GRIMES.
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UP AND DOWN IN
IND "A

ATTACKED AND BEATEN.
James Neal Scanlon. farmer living
near Cumberland. Ind. is in the Indi-
annapolis hospital suffering from
wounds he received at the ma OF
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PITTSBURG is working this pen
nant racket for all it is worth so that
the world may forget all about it's
scandals and chorus girls.
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ARSON and mayhem are about the
only two things that the Becker ma
chine organ hasn't charged Mr..
Schaaf with yet. but there is time yet.
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A VOTE for John A. Brennan is a
vote towards the political finish of
the vice system Tom Knots has per-
mitted in Gary.
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1T has been rather odd to think
that the stars and stripes were not
planted at the North Pole until c.. w.
Fairbanks got out of the country.
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PROF. STARR says that the aver
age man looks upon marriage as a
joke The average man also looks
upon Prof. Starr as double joke.
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T. TAGGART naturally objects to
having the skids put under him and
he strenuously kicks against being
invited to get on them himself
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THINGS AND FILINGS
THE melancholy days are here.

THE melancholy days are here :.
HAVE mother carefully go over the
heavy ones.
sOX pulled up little and then the
garters broke again.
"MEEsTER' Knots is slowly but
surely reaching the jumping-off place
COOKS may come and Cooks may
go, but Peary promises to run on for
ever
OUR daily hint to health and hap
piness Get ready to vote for Schaaf
three weeks from today"
AFTER Peary had nailed the flag
to the North Pole, he should have
thrown the hammer away.
NEWSPAPER head line says, 10O
Mutes Flee Fire In Panic Must have
looked like a moving picture of st.
Vitus Dance.
MAN always lodges the wages of
sin Woman is not able to and there
in she deserves sympathy instead Of
condemnation.
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VICE in Gary's south end is being
Investigated by the grand jury, but
what there is left of it smells just as
loudly as ever.
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Editor, FINEST

SIC jackson street.
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Of the
Fla
cireul ion fnent.
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"MEESTER' Knots is slowly but
surely reaching the jumping-off place.
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CHARLES CHICK.

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two men who attacked him on East
Washington street, near the north
side opening of an alley between Ala
bama and New Jersey early Sunday
morning.
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quarters. where a line of action woult
be decided upon.
Women Play Important Part.

quarters. where line of action would
be decided upon.
Women Play important Part.
Women with cameras played an i'm
portant part in the election by posting
themselves at the voting booths and
taking pictures of voters seen talking
to supporters of the liquor element.
They also made an effort to talk to
each voter approached by the saloon
men before he entered the voting
booth.
The women knew no fear and had
steeled themselves to be obvious to in
suits. They bravely walked into the
midst of groups of repulsive looking
men. needless of scowls.
No disorder occurred during the day
The saloons were closed Saturday
night. and today women guarded the
rear entrances of all the barrooms to
see that the closing agreement was not
violated.
Both sides employed detectives from
other cities for the day to guard
against disorder.
While only two affidavits were filed.
yet it is expected that more will be
sworn out by the "drys'' as the result
of the evidence secured by the cameras
and scouts. The figures show that
there we're 457 more votes cast in the
county yesterday than at the presiden-
tial election.
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would not release the other members
from quarantine, because within four
teen days. these persons are also liable
to come down with the disease. and
must be held until this point is deter
mined
Big Expense to City.
In many cases. therefore. the city
would be put to the expense of keeping
two or three members of this family at
In case some member of the family has
recently been vaccinated or had small
pox, he can be disinfected and
liberated as well from the home
under one condition as the 9TH
er, but ii not SO protected until the
disease is known to be in the house.
the quarantine would exist under eth
er method for about the same time.
Lastly. the expense of keeping patients
at the pest house is very heavy. In
the first place, nc one wants to take
them out to the pest house. without ex-
ira pay for exposure. The meals cost
twenty-five cents. If a patient go
alone, nurse must be procured, and
this will cost from three to four dol
lars per day, according to past expert
ence. If child, as in present epidem-
ic, the mother would have to go as
nurse, and expense would be at best,
for meals. transportation. heat, light.
and doctor $3.50 to $500 a day. At
home the expense for living would be
$125 to $1.O per day. for the whole
family and where the city has to stand
the extra expense this is quite an item.
Bend Is Not Committed.
I am not committed to the erection
of pest house on the Reid Memorial
Hospital grounds, but council appoint
ed a committee two years ago to inves-
tigate the matter. and we examined
the present pest house and found it not
up to present requirements, and to-
gether with committee from the Reid
hospital and DR.. Davis, former health
officer, went over the new hospital
grounds for a site, but owing to oppo-
sition from the Spring Grove citizens
and the fact that no money could be
procured for building, the plan was
abandoned for the time. Sooner or
later a modern hospital for contagious
diseases of all kinds will have to be
erected in conjunction with this hos
pital, to be in conformity with other
cities. in the matter of taking care.
properly, and with least expense, OF
| these sick persons. 1t may be, how
ever. that some one can suggest bet
ter plan for us than that followed by
! others; if so, it will be readily ac-
cepted.
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pupils of the Warner school. FINAL
ly. member of this family. who at
tends the Warner scaool. became at
flic,ed. and during the entire period
of eruption. was in daily attendance NJ
school. exposing all pupils within the
building to the disease
Officials notified.
IL was only when the disease had
run its course and the subsequent
scars remained that the health depart
ment were notified OF its existence.
and it was then that the fact Was as
certained that the entire family had
had the disease. Realizing the infec-
tious and directly contagious nature
of the disease. il is To be considered
extraordinary. when, within few
days of each other. and toward the
end of the period OF incubation. num-
erous cases of SMALLPOX occur among
the pupils of the Warner school.
This is unauestionabiy the explana-
ton of the source of the present cpl
demic and will be proven by the sub
sequent history.
Duty of the Public.
The health department must of nee
essity rely upon the ability of the
physicians of the city to diagnose the
disease and also upon the citizens To
report any suspicious erup;ive disease
existing. In many of our cases. the
people have been aware of the true
nature of the disease. but who cannot
be compelled TO admit the fact. II
behooyes the general public therefore
TO report any suspicious eruptiye dis
ease. whenever such may he encouni.
cred. so that the progress of such may
| be stopped and epidemics be avoided.
School teachers. who have been in
structed TO refuse admission to all sus-
picious cases within the school should
rather err upon the side of safety
Vaccination Preventative.
Ii may be of benefit to the citizen.
of this community TO know that not q
single case of smallpox has affected
those who had previously been sue
cessfully vaccinated and that the
most severe cases We're those of the
children of the non-vaccinated. The
city is willing to spend the ounce Of
vaccine prevention. in order to avoid
the pound of quarantine cure and
urges vaccination among its citizens.
Until such a practice becomes general
! therefore. We may expect to encounter
recurring epidemics of smallpox
among our citizens.
Signed
f. w. KRUGER. NJ. D.
City Physician,