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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
Xermnnt Red Cross Seals.

The beautiful little Christmas seals
issued by the American National Red
Cross have arrived at the office of the
treasurer, H. S. Howard, in The Strong
building, Burlington. where they may
be purchased in advance of tle sale
throughout Vermont. which begins
December l. The seals, which will be
used only on the backs of letters and
packages through the holidays, will
be sold for one cent; and the pro-
ceeds of the sale will be used as last
year. to assist INDECENT patients 10
continue treatment at the Vermont
Sanatorium for tuberculosis. The seal
is of new design decided upon IN
competition and for which large
prize was given. Red and green are tae
colors used and the tiny seals bear the
usual Christmas greeting. Many Or
carnations are cooperating in all the
States in the sale of these Red Cross
seals The National association for
the study and prevention Of tubercu-
losis, with headquarters in New YORK
CITY. have Joined the Red Cross IN
the good work and are acting as the
general agents for the national So
cietv in advertising the coming SAFE
and in bringing the seals TO the az
tention of the public The seal, al
though sold at one cent each, DrougN'
over 100000 last year. In vernon
about $500 was raised and lives We're
saved by this aid. These Christmas
sales have great educational value 4
calling attention to the successful
work now made against tuberculosis
in the United States.
Funds raised by the American heu
Cross for relief work are used e"-
tirely for that purpose, and expense >
and salaries are met from dnes an"
income from permanent funds ono
holf of annual dues and l212 per
cont of the Christmas seal saie
IN each state goes TO the National heu
Cross and one-half of this last PEI
centaee is in turn given to the Nauoh-
al Tuberculosis Association FOR tle
nrosecution of its work The Vermont
chanter now numbers 1913 active menu
4
hars and so new members were auu-
od ne = result of the annual meeting
in Montpelier Oct "a
During the past year donations We
also made through the Vermont neu
cross for the relief of the Costa ne"
earthquake sufferers and TO the gen,
eral emergency fund, which Is useu
Gov small disasters in the country iol
wh,ch no special appeal has pee"
made.
All clubs, associations or organlza-
tions interested to help IN the CON,
ing sale are requested to commun' u, a,
cate with the officers OF the Nern'o''
Chapter of the Red Cross
| manning JluTnal
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
NOW ROME'S MOVE, FRIENDS
OF SPANISH PREMIER SAYS

Madrid, Nov. 6.-As it is expected
the paddock bill" will be promptly
passed in the Chamber, following it's
adoption by the Senate Friday by a
vote of 149 to IS, it is pointed out in
official circles that it is now Rome's
turn to speak and say whether the
negotiations on the revision of the
concordat will be resumed. The am
endment, limiting the bill to two years
was adopted in spirit of compromise
to demonstrate that the government
is not intransigeant.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
Horses Run Away On Main Street.

A pair Of horses owned by Michael
Cory of Middlesex became frightened
shortly before 6 O'Clock Saturday ev-
ening. while standing in front OF
Blanchard's hardware store and ran
along Main street across the bridge
to the front of the residence OF John
Mcmahon, where the wagon to wnich
the were hitched came in contact with
a pole.
One of the horses freed itself and ran
ND Berlin street for short distance
The other horse did not go BEYOND
the place where the wagon struck tht
pole.
+ Neither horse was injured anu th'
only damage WAS the splitting OF the
evener.
At the time the runway occurred
Mr.. Cory was in one of the stores
The horses were harnessed again an'
| he was able TO drive TO his nome
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
FARWELL 4 SUICIDE.
Uses Gun to End His Life While
Dsp0ndn 0vraOinETAOIN : II HR
DesDOndent Over III Health.

st. Adams. ..o,. 0.-Daniel Farwen
of Georgia, about four miles from this
city, committed suicide about o.
clock this morning by shooting HIM
self in the head with a shotgun.
He leaned over the barrel of the
gun and pulled the trigger with his
foot, shooting himself through the
brain, and died almost instantly.
He had been in i'll health several
months, which is thought to be the
reason of his act. He was Al years
old and had lived with the family Of
John Young for long time.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
NOTES FROM THE LABOR WORLD.

There are six colored members oil
Typographical Union No 6, New York
City.
Actors Union No. of Chicago is
developing plans to organize the col
ored performers of that city, about
500 in number.
| During September industrial acct
dents occurred to 272 individual work
! people in Canada OF this number 80
were fatal and 1871 serious injuries.
The twelve different unions tn at
cover one class or another of trans
| port workers in England are discus
sing the question of amalgamation of
| forces.
| The International Union of Hotel,
Restaurant and Bar Workers with
headquarters at Berlin, Germany, will
invite the American body to become
affiliated to it.
j. J. Thorpe, First Vice President
of the Amalgamated Association Of
Street Railway Employees, is the Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress in the
31st Pennsylvania district.
The Garment Workers Union will
wage war against prison convict com
petition by special and renewed eff
forts to obtain further legislation IN
various States to eliminate the pris-
on labor contract system.
Conditions of the workers in res
pect to the enforcement of the laws re-
garding the health and safety of those
employed in workshops, mines and
tunnels have shown much improve
ment during the past few years.
The Illinois Federation of Labor
adopted resolutions looking to work.
ers a referendum in Illinois and other
States upon forming a new political
party to be composed exclusively OF
working classes, including farmers.
The Workmen's Compensation for
Injuries Act, passed at the last ses-
sion of the Manitoba Legislature is
invalid excepting for manual labor,
according to decision handed down
by Justic ePMetcalfe of Winnipeg the
other day
At the biennial convention of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners at Des Moines, Ia, it was
strongly recommended that there
should be consolidation of the many
minor unions throughout the country,
thus giving them more power.
In his recent report upon the con-
ditions surrounding the employment
and work of women telephone opera
tors in Texas, State Commissioner Of
Labor Myers says their duties are
arduous and their salaries exceedingly
small, the average in the State being
$22.S0 per month.
An effort is to be made by Massa
chusetts employers of the open shop
persuasion to have declared uncop-
stitutional the law recently passed in
that State, compelling employers,
when advertising for workmen, to
state so if there is strike at their
works.
Germany has an invalid and old age
pension law which was first introduce
ed in 1889, and improved in 1899. All
wage earners with annual earnings OF
less than $3.50 year are required to
be insured, and the Imperial Council
extends this insurance to paid en-
ployes and persons in household in
dustries.
A shirtwaist factory owned by fifty
girls, former employees in local factor
les and conducted along cooperative
lines, will be opened in Sedalia, Mo,
aus soon az the necessary equipment
can be shipped there from st. Louis.
The money to finance the enterprise OF
the girls has been subscribed by va
rious local unions.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
PURSE OF GOLD.
Pensioners Present II 20 Rev, L. j..
Leonard ut 81. ,I0hsnbnry.

St. Johnsbury, Nov. REV. T. h.
Leonard of the Saint Aloysius church
who returned last week from I'VE
months tour of Europe was given
reception by the parish in Pythlan
Hall tonight. Following musical
and literary programme he was pre-
scented a purse of gold.
John Mcdonald, the oldest par
ishioner. made the presentation
speech. Refreshments were served
and the evening closed with a social
hour.
Last week the parishione's gave
Father Lucas of Winoosh who has
had charge of the parish durinS
Father Leonard's absence travelling
hag. Several clergymen from sur
rounding towne attended the recep-
ton tonight.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
AFTER WEEKS ILLNESS.
Daniel Hopkins Dies at His Home In
Waterbury at the Age OF SIS Years

Waterbury Center, Nov 6.-Daniel
a weeks illness of pneumonia, at the
age of SO ears. He was born in Berk-
shire March 90, 1927, the son of Henry
and Lois (BlaisdelD Hopkins, being
the last OF a family of eight children
He married Marancy Lyon, Septem-
Der 22, 1852, and they came to this
place 81 years ago and lived here
since.
Mr.. Hopkins was e member OF the
Methodist church and sang in the
choir for So ears. He was a promin-
ent citizen and had filled many town
offices, being a man of sterling quail
ties. He is survived by a widow, z
son. Charles S, of this place and
grandson. DR.. II. e. Hopkins of Jeri'
cho.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
CHICAGO GARMENT WORKERS
WILL NOT ACCEPT AGREEMENT

Chicago, Nov 6.-Hopes of an i'm
mediate settlement CT the garment
workers strike disappeared today
when the strikers voted not to accept
the agreement recommended by 7.
A. Rickert, president of the United
Garment Workers.
The Chicago Federation of labor
voted to uphold the garment work
prS
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
Three-cornered Fight IN PennsyiyaO;i'

philadelphia, Nov. I'm one OF n
most important elections in Yeas,
pennsylvania is to have the hrst reai
test of its independent reform sen /
mont tomorrow, when in thre =
cornered contest tor the goveraorship'
the non-partisan keystone Party W'd
oppose both the Old party macnihss
at the polls. 1t is the first time tna'
a strictly bipartisan movement
composed OF insurgent Recommends
and independent Democrats, has pe'n
carr,ed out in the State, backing
ticket in the selection OF wnicn INS
partisan affiliations OF canc'u"'eS
VAS a secondary consideration
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
UNDER PURE FOOD LAW
20. y. DUPLEX ORIGINATOR. Is
DECLARED TO BE MIS-
BRANDED.

Device Which Many Vermont PEG.
pie are Using as Cure is valueIess
For Such Purpose.
What is alleged to be q swindln
has been uncovered by the Vermont
state laboratory of hygiene and as n
result H. j. Preston, manager of the
Vermont Oxygenator Company re-
ceived the following letter Saturday:
State Of Vermont, State Board of
Health, Laboratory OF Hygiene. Warn
ing Notice Violation Of Vermont
Pure Food Law, Laboratory No. &c.
493.
Mr. II. J. Preston, Mgr Vermont
OXygenator Co, Burlington, VT
you are hereby informed that the
following material: 20. o. Duplex
oxygenator. obtained of you October
10, 1910, does not comply with the
Vermont pure food law.
Remarks: Misbranded; claims on
label are misleading and extravaganza
Your attention is called to regula-
tons and sections 5467-5471. chapter
226, public statutes. 4 violation of
the above renders you liable to prose-
cution.
Yours truly,
H. D. Holton VI. D.,
Secretary.
"Brattieboro. Oct. 81, 1910"
The device, which has, it is alleged
been sold 10 20 or so persons in this
State as a sure cure for almost any
ailment known to science is described
by the laboratory analysis as fol-
lows:
The oXygenator proper consists of
a nickeled cylinder, capped at each
end and bearing the inscription 20. O.
Duplex OXygenator, Cures Diseases
by Oxygen The Oxygenator Co., Buf.
alo, Y. Y. 2S61."
At the center of each end cap is
a threaded connection to which is
attached covered wire cable similar
to incandescent lamp cord. At their
other extremities these cords termi-
nate in metallic discs which are de-
signed to fasten to the wrist or ankle
by means Of elastic webbing. When
in use they are so attached that the
nickle cylinder is placed in cold
water, and in this way it was claimed
by the agents. an extra supply us
oxygen was created and forced into
the body of the person using it.
The prices range from S25 for the
smallest size to S42 for the largest
size, gold plated with the owners
name engraved on it and So additional
is charged when the article is pur-
chased on the installment plan. 1t is
evident, the health authorities say.
from the construction that the whole
outfit does not cost more than three
dollars for manufacture and that,
therefore, the company and the ven
doris reap large margin of profit.
Preston has a number of agents
operating in this State. it is claimed,
and a number of Vermollters are us
ing this alleged useless device.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10

ADVERTISE in the Morning Journal
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Advertise in the Morning journal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
Cincinnati. @aitt,pod, bem 21. Sesember 1910.

auf eins 3situngstampasne, bic Ct in
ameritu sefiibrt baben ion, um rei9e
Geute glauben gu MAIDEN, bab er Der
Seliber tpertbnoller alter Bemdloe Iei.
Der Ridter periudte audi, in Grfabz
rung 5u brineen. unter pelhen ums
itdnbsn er nit feiner Jrau betannt ssz
poroen iei.
Der qnaetlagte fugte, baB er ss iid
CUR aebensdufgabe gemadt babe, Elm
srober aomponiit gu psroen. Gr iogs
te aud, baB CT elm intimer syreunb bes
prin3en philip BON Bourbon getpsfen
lei, Der bic Qbii6t sebdbt babe, i'm
su aboptiren. CT bsitanb ourauf, baB
er Der 5rdu paine duf ibr eiaenss
9srlansen Bilber, W06sl uno Wsine
oertauft babe, er aber niemals bic
ght9eit Der giloer sdrantirt babe.
gr iaste, paB iih INN Grau paine aufz
seordnat babe unb feline ge3ishungen
3u ibr Iih ihIieblit iehr freunoIfaf.=
liher Qrt esItaltst bdtt.n, sr lie aber
aus perI0nli6en GriinbeH 3ulest abeez
6roden babe.
84ulbn mar I'm gsr6or i'm Ruhs
tbeil, ba er bic frdn30iiide Sprahe nur
unpolliommen beberrIht. Die 0srtbeis
bisung mar in sinem Jaa inIopisl srs
folsreih, als ss ihr selang, nah3uipeis
fen, oab 0'4ulbp Elm gutter WluIitsr
lei, ba cine prominent. pariier 3eis
tung cine muiitaliits Serie p.rQnital=
tst bate, In Der nur &ompofitionen oss
4ngetlagten gum Yortraa tomeu.
W,oer Der 5er3og nod bic 5ers
3ogin bon ghoiIsul pdren i'm 8erih.
anipsieno, Obsleid 9sios iid in Der
Staot befinoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

ans Gdno, pdbrenb Bm. gdffibn in
obnmdtttgem 3uitanbe aus Dem WaI,
Ter ge3ogen purbs.
y drbt9e Strabenrdube.
rtnnen.
y Ut bu rg, qa., 20. Oss. @eo.
W. WaIib, elm 5auiirer, puroe beute
ben 3tpet forbigen 5rauen3immern
ubertallsn uno I'm $45 berau6t. gtnes
Der 5rauen3tmmer bate Jpn um einen
Dime gebeten, ben Wofb ibr sben uus
ietnem yortemonnaie geben pp1te, als
oas anoere 5rauen3inmer ibn bon
5Inten fsit3telt, biz feline GenoFiu benz
1tonne 1stnen GeIobeutel entrifen
bate.
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OIe(egrap6
Der annette Worbpro3.B.

Srpine. an. 20. Deg. Gum
stpei.sn Mals purbs bier b.uts Srau
9tmeIia Bel. 2ilsn pon gredtbitt
Gountp untsr Der Usoroantlags gum
pro3e'lt porgsiihrt, sic fca II ols
Mpbnung elmer Srau 4mslia gutt se>
brurasE Iein uro lebtere nieoersez
ftoFsH baber, als iie bel Der Wisss
llrss gdbps rtrfertnists. Sm erften
grO3eb puros J-au aqsn iiberflbrt
uno al le6ensrangIihsr Gefduenibz
itraT. tsrurtb.;L'. Si. srlangts einen
neusn proseb, ter bon greattitt
Gountb nod bi:r ptrleet tpuroe.
pDIisii: gsidpiisn.
afhlanb, gt., 90. DEG. Mm.
sSo1nion, Elm qoli3iit, puros bsute
BON asrpis Doplins. sinemeiienbabns
bei3sr, ben sr su perbaiten iuhts. breiz
nal geIhoTen unb lsbsnsssfdhrIi4
psripunbst. SopIins puroe fsitses
nommsn.
gu Tobe serGosrt.
2atrobe, ga, 90. Tes. Der
SilfsIb.riff Gbds. Ddpibion, trslter
ii5 Dor siRem 5auf.n itr.itsnb.r aobs
l.ngrGbsr iIudtsts, ssrisib unier bic
Rdo,r elmer 2otomoiipe uHo Durbe
sssDotst. Der gsam.. bate einsH fare
bigsn Strsiibreher Dor ben 4ngriIfen
Der Strei.ex su i6iissn ssIuAt.
uria3. Der Grploiion uu
betannt.
Nep gort, 20. Deg. Cine itarfc
llntsriutuns oes Goronsrs. oes 8i4
itrittantpaIts uno WitsIiso.r bss Gsus
srtpebrospartement erga6 tsinsrlei n:us
9lnbaItspun,ts fir Die uriaten Der es,
Itrisen Gyploiion i'm getriebsbauie bsI
Capitalization. pslt3e 10 perionen
tootete, 125 anoeren gerIsgungsn bsis
bratte uub siusn Sdaoen BON 1000. :
600 Dollars anrihteis. 1iiiritisans
malt Wbitman meinte am Danital
9bsnb: ~Sopsit psriiise it) iibsr tsin
gefpsismatsrial. bus fnin beredtiesr
ipiiroe. Usrbaituneen pornsbmsn gu
laTen unb 4nilasen gu srbebsn." Wsi.
tsre 2sifen tpurosu am Tisni.as nidt
stfuno.n.
Sarter Winter.
g out 9sno, Sno., 20. Tea.
Sm ear3en n0roIih.n Suoiana ipiis
tbet Elm heftiger glissaro. Ssit gs.
fern Qbenb iinh minositens 10 3o1
S6use sefatlsn unb Der gstrisb o.r
StrabsubabRlinien III ie9r srIhpert.
Wbeelins, 90. ga., 20. 8e3.
Die Idlpsrs GisItauurg i'm Gbio IN.
terbalb Rounbsoils's, tpel6e iih DO,
sinigen 5assn bilbets, bat iif jsst bis
gum Wbselins Greet BEL hisiig,r Staot
eriirsdt. Der CLUB 1T auf elm. 3tpoli
Mseilsn lanae Strsde fat 3ugsfrprsr
unb on mantsn Stellsn iii bas Gis
10 biz u 5ub bod aufgstbiirmi
Ql6BIih ACCOMPLISHMENTS oiirfa
te iehr sefdbrlia ipsroen.
Sein ein3iger aum mer.
Rem Dort, 20. 9e3ember. Ri6o
las SimOpulOs. Der srishii6eGffi3ier
lpelder unter Der 4nilase iiebt, nit q
onberen Gffisieren Die 4rmeepertpaI
iung ieines 0aterlanoes um bic flei
niatsit pon $s00.000 beitDblen su ia
ben, briitte nur iiber ems isin gsbou
srn ous. bab er ndmlid g.ip 90,
niht iebeu tam. Die Muspanoet
rungsbeh0roe bsihloB. ibn nit ben
Ddmpfer ~3bemiiipeles" nnhGriehsH
lamb Suriidsufdiden unb ihlus isil
OeIuh, porber untsr Qiufiiht Nsa
BORT bsiiHtigsn ~ oarfen. runs
pss sb.
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Der beutihe aoniul in Usaosira on
gorb zines Der SdiIfs.
Der pros.b sessn ben iossnann'sH
Grafen uno bic Ordiin 0aiisnp
iest i'm Gange.

DieRepoIte in msriio.
ghi5uabua, Wsri.o, 20. Os3.
9lm Disnitas ipuroeu AZ Derfpunoeie
R.aierunsiploa.sn bisrbersebrdft unO
bamii iinoet eas Geriidt geitdsisuH5.
bob Mr Iruppenaus, ber om Somtag
bon bier Gbsins, in benz -Wal palo-.
einem Gebirsspab. in cine Sale ssra.
then fei. Der plob liest einis. WtsllsH
GftIih bon pabsrnoles uno ungsIahr
120 Wkilen tpeiiIih bon bier. Dem
uffisi.fIsn g,rid. semdb per!orsn IN
nem Rompf bi. R.si.runestruppsn q
mann on sobt.n, 10 Wonn rperesn
permibt uno AZ puroen pertrunosi.
Inter ben 2sstersn bsiinbst iiA Der
Ebsrit Dusman. Der bic Grp.oiiion
iommonnirts. usber oi. 9erluiis Der
sSnIureentsn ii. ni1ts be.annt.
Der 3ug sins am Samitas in 5fpsi
Seitionen BON bier ab uno bef0ro:rte
br.i Jelossidiis. uno 500 Solootsn.
panho gilla, Der ganbit, Der StDor uns
obhGngis opsrirt. aber bic Resieruns
als f.inen Grsiten Gsinb anii.ht. f.uerte
ouf ben 3us. ols sr burh ben 4noontd
Gafion fubr, riht.te aber .einsu Shas
ben an. 81. 8erse am gtal pafo
ihpGrmten ober nit Repolutiondren.
Ss bielien prompt beibs Se.iionsn bss
3uges on. Sol. Gusman lieB feline
1ruppen ausiteiasn uno Dertheioists
iih fiinf Stunhen lang ess.n bic oeipes
ratsn 4ngriffe. Die bon ben SnIurg.ns
ten aemaft tpurben. gr befano iih
absr in elmer JalI.. Ssins geener bes
fanben Iif oui ben anb0ttn hinisr
Jslien. 8dumen etc. s.ihiiBi. BON no
aus Iis elm m0rberifdes 5euer urters
hislisn. Sn bem ihtpierissn g.ldHhe
ionnie Gusman BON fsin.n J.logss
ihiiben nur tpenig 0sbrauh MAIDEN.
1ros ausbsm~ belt sr flint Stunosn
lang Stnnb. Gr erbi.lt sinsn ShuB
ins gsin. tpGbr.nb Der brittle Cffisisr
i'm Rommanoo einsn Shub in ben TIM
tsrltib srbiel..
Cbglsih 0ensral Ndnarro in Der
N1he BEL pebernales itanb, mar er
bod nidt i'm Sianbe 0ilfs su brins.n.
Gr bate ale odnbe pOa Su ibun. bic
esniuyseuten 81 betampFsn. bic inn iei.
0cnnsritaa INNER ipisoer ongriIfen.
Des einieitiesn Samples miibe. feb
Col. Ousman feline 3onien unb 0srs
fpunbeten ouF ben 3ug bringen uno
fubr banR NIT bem HtIt isiner 1raps
ren nnh 8ustillos suriit. T0ri itiss
gen bic 9ruppen aus. bssruben ibrs
1obten unb mahien iit gu 5ub aui
ben Neg. um iid nit benz GsHsral
Napnrro su pereinisen.
Gin Gradi5us. Der am gonitas
nod Dunillos esfhidt ipurbe. I'm
GHlohtnisb su labsn. nurbs fir ben
transport ber Oerpunnssen in 4ns
ipruh ssnomm.n. Der 3us iraf am
Tieniing Worsen bier Elm unb bi.
Werirunbeien iouroen bier ins 4ofpil
tai aebrnht.
Werifo. 90. Tx,. Das ssbnt.
snfnnteries sUatnilIon. cine 4oiteri.
Ieihier Mrtillerie, aus feds Oejhiiben
btIiebenb unb Elm GnnenftusrgsihLB.
einaen om Disnitas mad benz Shau.
plat Der llnruben IN CHIHUAHUA nb.
Gin anbsres 3ug nit jireiseesimentern
3Hiautsris isn an Nasntas 0tsal
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lNetterberi6t,

Sir Ohio: GhDnes Wetter am
WiitnoA, ausssnommen Shnesseltos
Der i'm ertr.men norbOitlihen 5hsil.
alm Donnerjtag Ih0nes iueniser tals
tes Wetier. VorbpeItpinoe, bic pers
Gnberlih nerben.
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Saben ,uieber swiiden merifa'
niiaen Sniursenteu nno Nes
sierunsstruppen
3ut Staate G6i6ua6ua fatt-
8efunoen.
1ie 1rnpteu batten II 1obte uno
42Wertpnnbete ano sebn trer'
ben permiht.

gaan t.st .rnItlide geIorsnif.
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Fighting Disease in Greece,

Consul General George Horton has
made report from Athens on the
conspicuous work of Greek physicians
In combating the countrys chief
scourges-malarial fever and tubercu-
losis. An annual average of 1000
persons die each year from the for
mer, while in epidemic years, due to
excessive rains, the number exceeds
5000, which was the case in 1905. The
population of Greece is 2,433, SO6. The
people have been interested through
lectures, pamphlets, ETC., to fight the
notwithstanding mosquito by draining
stagnant ponds and throwing petro-
leum on them. A tuberculosis con-
gress will be held at Athens next
year, to which will be invited not
only physicians, but all the mayors
and other prominent people of Greece