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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

beutideu So5iaIpolitifer fir Subuauc
gil ild)srn. "a iein 8ortrng iiberbics
Die brenncnoite S~a9esfra9e beriibrt,
nein, auofibrlih bebnnbelt, biirfte 81
erIuartcn iein, DaB 9%ubuque's beuta
Ifcr Irbeiter@ unb Wittelitanb am
GRithrod) Ibenb lid polI5dblig i'm
Gaiinu cinfinben ipirb, b%elonbers nod,
On olrdJ Der @iutritt lit.
&ir m0gcu bier mir nod binSus
fiigen, mas mir bcreit5 in lebter
9huner bcrpprgcbpben baden. ndn1s
lid, baB unier 9ubnarcr 8uit bcute
Sn Den berpurrn9cnbit So5ialpolir
tiferh 9eutI6lnnb's 5Gblt, elmer Der
b:iten Hcbner ictncr Yartei lit nm
Iid Rom eiufa6en Irbciter (6ei5a)
3u iciuer beutigen, ad1tuu9gebietenbeu
Stellun9, nlIein auscigencr Strait.
cmporacarbcitct bat. 8enilgt bas
Grf?! aliu ant 81. september,
Glittwrh abcno, int ct. Warien.
GnfinD,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Gum Nbiiibreu OI .N.N q n
25 Cts. Bel alien Sanolern. 25 Gts.

- Sn Der 81. @eiits Stride trnlte
am pori9eu Iitttpo6 Sater @8eirid
bel cincm feicrliden Srautamte Sri,
Sttilia Senmi unb Sru. Sobn Gints
ling. lluiere @liidmiini6c!
81. Soloane Gleminion Dor
Chicago lit am Is. September bcS
Worbes, ieiner Satin iiberiilbrt, bon
Hihtcr gRcSurclp siir @efangniBbnfl
in Solicit auf 2ebens5eit perurtbeili
porben.
- Srauuu9en: 81 Sperspile, SRI,
W. 6. Surfel uto Sr. 8epnolb 9totb
&nnfSton: Sri. o. Saeuoler UNI 3r,
Yctcr NeDcr bon luxembourg. Sd. ;
petersburg; Srl. Inna q iterbau5 uAr
Sr, SD. So9lfc. \
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Seabiidtiget Sbr @aren 8obn=
plaB III inOern?

BELT iaalst d @ute $50 Mfer Warm 5 sfsii,n u nnu
Militant. :. o, gutes adlt 3iuimer Saus, archer,
9utgebauter Saiementa Stau nit pau- SlilgS,
Elm suteS @etreioebaus nit 9ri6beb Bins lnb
treble empurSubeben. Gas Betreioe bduS Eat
bobeS Stciils Saiemert. NIT Sltbes am 8uoei,
beS SpeiherS, NM oas Wetreioe IN Naaeu III
leeren. @uter Waibinerihnppen. llngeid6r SO
Nder @eioe an einent Sadhe. oaS u6riQe IN
irudltbnreS Bottom. euuo nit Slusnabme BON
nngef1br 40 Nder nplauo. 3rsi5 $40 per 9ter.
Gte @rnte ,utro oieieS 3abr in oieier Weaenb
cine cute ieiu. ssir iuobnen ieit mebr ais 30
Sabreu bier NIB baben nte cine 5ehlernte oes
habit. 5lir nGbere NuStunft ifreibet an ODER
ipredbet por BEL Marteae eros., Nilbnnt. g. ,.
Seiin Sdrei6en eriuGIuc man aet. bieleS 9(att.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

Cir ben 0rpFperfanf.
DUBUQUE. ben 10. September.
Oefretbe, Sen, WebI, etc.

Safer: 36-42c per SuibsL
Sorn: 65-75c per Suibel.
Wei;en: 5000 per 8uibel.
@erite: 4S-53c per 8uibel.
Goggen: 57-64c per Ymfbel.
Seu: ID. 5O-$17. so per Sonue.
gssbl: patent, So. OO-6.2O; Hraisbt,
S.. 20-5.60.
Sleie: S25. 90.
Butter. Gter mnb adie.
@ier: 1920 per Susenb.
Butter: DARN, &c; CREAMERY, Doc per
pfrub.
8Gie: Rbams6Gie, 15c; grid, tic; elm.
lSe; Swiss, 1Sc per Pfunb.
Groceries, etc.
9lepfel: $1.25 per Suibel.
3artoifeln: 75c@Sl. 90 per guibe
5wiebeIn, S1.00 pet Suibel.
gieb.
Stiere: SO. 75@55.50
Riuber: 50. O0@S4.25
Giibe: So. 50t04.00
&6lber: 81. 5000.
Saweine (auf benz 6uB): SO .8O-9.25
per bunbert Piunb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Ter nadite 6atJplifentas in Chicago
y elparf, 81. g., is. Gent.

Helparf. 81. s., is. Sept.
Sic 50. 8eneral : 8eriammlun9
bcs 8. 81. &. Central 8ercin5 in 9icips
arr lit geitcrn, iolpett ibr geidditlider
5beil in Sctrnht fommt. gu GnOe ge>
9nngen. Scr Central ereiu iii duf
leiuem @c8e, bem bo6geitrcdten 3ieIe,
Der So5ialzNeform III 6riltlihem
@eiitc. I'M elm gut S6eil ndber &C.
fomncn, unb lpcnu int ndd)itcn Sabre
Bic So. @cncral : @crinnImlung IN
6bieagp ab9e6niten piro, b%iirften
Die 9elcBnten IN maiIdlcr SinIidlt Elm
boroeadertes Selb purfinDcn unb IN
Der Gage icin. lire Iuiutcrfiamtcit
mcbr Der Sctnils grbeit 5ll5uirenben.
Gs murbc aui bent Gpnpent eiiris,
aber aud, 5icibcmuft, scarbeitct. Ia
gab eS feirc iibcrfliiiiiscn GieScn sum
Scnitcr B%inaits, fcin gbifueifcn anf
llmueientlifcS unb Mot 5nr Sadjc
Gcb5rigcS. Seber Hebncr bcberriAte
ben 8egcnitanh, iiber ben er ipraf,
Geiner mari nit leercn gbraien nnS
@emcinpldbcn nm iid. GS fiel nidJt
elm @urt, bas eiueu NnocrsslGnbiacu
bate beleibigcu fOnncn, unh ltcH iid
einmnl elm Scncrfupf pom Offer bin
rrifem - mas nnr ic1r icitcn bar
fam - 10 fanben lid slciG gnberc,
bic sur &ibe unb Scipuncubeit mnbn=
ten. Sn eiucm @%cplanfrl siuiidcn ben
ciusclucn &cbncrm fam eS iiberbanpt
mic, nnb Der Guriitenbe, YraiiSent 8.
9. Selfcrs, fpumtc lid, lcoislid naraui
6cidjrGmfen, Die Gcriammlung 5u
leitcn. gnf bic parfamcntariihcu
&e9clu bin%sn,ueiien bate or nidt
n5tbig, bic fannte ieher Sclcgat ielGcr
NIB belt lid aud baran. Ginc iebr
erirculihe Sbatiahe bari cs senGnnt
,ucrbcn, ban Der ocutidc Gbaraficr bcs
&creinS INNER uub INNER ,uicoer nit
bctunt ,unrSc, 1idt alleia bun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

@ie Ifou friibcr beri6tct, bat Der
Idtbarc SobanneS @iesberts, peuts
ider Gcthsz unb 2anbta9ssI 69eorhz
meter nah SdluB Der Heiparfcr
Sagltn9 bes Central @ercins etne
&ortrag2sSpu burd Den amerifa>
niIfen @citen uub Siiben unb Siten
angctrcten.
Sorpcit ipirb er folgcnbe Gcben
halten: gu Subuque, So, am 81.
Scpt.; 90 GrpIie, 8is., %. Sept.
ct. Gloub, Minn., %. Sept.; Stiqz
iputer E"'1n.. "a. Sept; Chicago,
81. IS. ODER 80. Sept; ct. Spuis,
DO, t.. 2. pber 3. Oft; Yeoria, Su.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Acknowledgements 6iesbsrt5 aa Nittwo9
Nbeao tn Ct. Marien Gafno.

lifen nnb sciitisen Sebuns bee
grbeiteritanSes. -
Die Iutbmenbigfeit Der ~iu5ialen
Srsanifatiunen. -
Sic glrbeiter= Sdnts nnb @eriifc.
rm~nssseietc nes 9eutihen &eihes.-
&%laTenfampf pher ipsiaIer 5prt=
ifritt. gegen bic Susialbemufratie.
Serr @icsberts lit elm @oltsrebner
i'm poQiten Sinue Deg 8prtes unb
Subrqlle Darf ii6 sliiflib ihdben,
bab es ieinen @ertretern 81 Netparf,
Den Serren Bern Geo. Geo. W. Seer
unb Sic. 8pnner gelun9en lit, ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Scniihc aultur. 9iuniere.

@Gbrcnb nod iiber Die &ciplution
bebnttirt murbc. betrut. frcubig be-
griiBt. @iidlof @ebrle ben Saal
llnb belt cine fIr3e IniprdHc. Or
er6Gblte inter lnItcm Behalf. Dab
Gr3biihof Srelnub BON ct. Saul ibm,
ais or bic @rneuwuna gum Sberbirtcn
Der ncuen SiD3eic Sismard erbielt,
Solgcnbes iagtc: rgSir iuplleu ioiueit
ais m6giidD cine fatbpliihc 8ep5lfc.
ruus baben. Sm weitlihen ysprb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

Cos. Gutter, Nibolos Heis, Mat0.
Soto, 5. Soreu unb Gmil N}cpsrs.
Ser pcri6icbcne jur9e Wnm mar. ieit
8cbruar frant 9cwclcn unN nlc dr6ts
li6c Sunlt bate iid mad)tloa en-
rricien. Or rltbe in Sricb2nI Scr
Snmilic unb Der 9raut Der Nabin9c>
Itichcncn, Die i'm in icincr ihlpsren
arnnfbcit 10 gctrculi6 9cpflc0t, unltr
tiefgefiibltes 8eileibl - Corr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
gir crbicitem bicicr Gage cine

Iir crbicltem bicier Gage cine
3uger Stuii6tafartc bon Srcuub Srn,
Spbn Ncien bon 9ubuque, Der gcgen;
mGrtig in Der Sdiuci5 ipeiIt.
Milmnnfce, gSis. - Sodnp. s. ~.
Goicl, Rcftor pcs 2c6reriemiunrs mn
Gic Nonos GoQcgs in ct. SrnuciS, III
bon icincr 9tciic IN Die 2urembur9cr
SeimatB mpBlbcbnlteu 5uriidgetebrt.
Splp Gruf, Sopa. - S(m 10. Sept.
fun6 bon Der biciigen fatbpliiGen
STRIDE ans .ba0 9e9rdbniB bcS am
3itttpod perihicOeucn Su. q. S6neis
Der itatt umo 8rpar inter auBcr0es
ip5hnliG 9rober @ctbeiligung. SaS
feicrlihc Stcouicm lpurbe gebnlten bon
Den bo6lp. 3crren Hcu. gtaGle bon
6oIp GroB. Mcp. Rnpc bon Ncip
Sienna unb Hcp. Glart bon 9iidnrNSs
bile. 2eiGcntrdgcr luarcn: ScS. Goes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

Glio Die Subuaue 8ooiters
tppaen in oieien Sagen Die mod feblen>
ben $4,000 5uiamnenbrineen. fir
ibren 100000 Sono.
-Sr. q. 90. 2oes, 951 2pcuit Ctr.
Sterbefdne Der @o6e: Som
H., @eoree Sorleiter, 1877 Selbi
Ctr; Or. S. 9. 9enis. 65 Sabre alt,
1858 Wain StraBe.
- SRI. Iuna Sbier, Sodter bon
Sru. nrb Srau Sobn Sbier bon
S~perspile. Sa., trat lebte @o6e ais
Nopi5e in bas bieiise Sran5isfane>
rinnen>a loiter elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Cute 0elessnbeit nur tar
Gatholifen.

Seib Sbr mib In 5abriten uno Gerttdtten gu
arbeiten, 10 inaelt Gud) einnial gum ~etaeuen
gReiiter uno gebt ms 5reie, NO Sbr oen Sonnel,
lheii ben gan5en Tag genieBen tonnt. SSeroe
belt mittbeilen. Che @leuelanos@ltTS 3ruu Co..
in Negaunee. Nlidl., gibt ihoneS irudltbareS
Sano, geleeen In 6ulnlep. Niger @ountp, MidA,
an Der MuentliHg mo Soo-Gtienbabn. am ndd)s
lien %. Suii in ben aiarft. 2ieieS 2aub fol- nur
an tatboliidle 5anliIicn 5n iuigenoen &reiisn
~pertauit fperben: @ur z Dollars per glder: 9lus
Sahlung uui 40 Nfer $25, aui 80 Nder So. Ser
Jteit auf Belt su ) Gro5ent 3inien. SaIbplS iir
Qaus una Stall iuiro einenl Seoen an Crit uno
STEELE ~geliefert nit 5ahren 8abl5eit obue 3iaien.
Sitte, pergeliet oieie Welcgeubeit nidbt. User Suerit
tumnit, wirb ON nddbiten bel Der 5tnot iuu1uen.
lin mettere 'NiStunit uenoe man lid an Sbc
Slepeianos6Iff Jron Co., Gegaunec, Widl.
ooer nn Z. @ufiaimio. Gatauba. 8iSconiu.
Ssim ehrcibeu erivabnc man seh. oteisS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

80 @der, tiefer ibnarSer gp6en, ipeldher ieoeS
Safer berpprbriugt. N Wetle BON gutem Stab
den NIT 1000 @inipobnern uno Suei giienbabuer.
DeItide tatboliihe 8ird1e uno SdluIe. eutcS 4
bel SO. aus ae5eidneter Bruunen. @iuomiible uno
Sebdlter. 9reis 5000. gnoere quite l5arnen su
ben Yreiien Der @tlent9lnter. Umgene /.
Sbpm,fon, Court Square, Seoalin, Np.
gstm> edreiben sr,oabne man sen. pieies Slut,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
30 fnltinirte isarmeu

au ncrfauier i'm berrl;dea uno tatboliidben
StearrS 9ountp, Ntnu.. gum Ereiie BON, $50 bis
$50 per Nder. lluiere $50 uu6 $50 Jarlneu limb
ebenio Gut tuie irgenofueldIe 500 unb $50 5ars
men i'm lioIid)en Wirneipta. Sotpa ooer Sainpis.
Sier 5iehen mir eeraoe 10 gutes aurn ipie in
Soma. Sir rdhers AuStunit i;breibe man an
J. j.. AHMANN,
Richmond, MINI.
Seim edjreibcn eripabne man sef. oicies glati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Sasnns bes G:ntral= Sereins.

(Sorticburg bon Der l.. Scite.)
Sucnemnnn pprgelegtcn Sinnt66erid)t
lit gu entucbmen, oaB Die Giuunbn1cu
bcs Central &ereius I'M abgeleufcncn
Sabre $7.630.34, Die Irtsgaben ST.
1879 6ctrugcn 10 bab cir Hedp>
llngs : llebcri9uB bon $3,4S2.35
per6leibt. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

sbieaso. Den 10. September.
Octreibe.
Weren-
Sspt.: 95H @96H.
0ss. 99A@i.o0T.
Wai.: 1.OjH@1.061<.
Rorr-
Sept. /: 54H @55H.
Ses.: 53A@535s.
6aisr-
Sept. 33H @34H.
0es. 35A@35A.
Yiebmartt
Shneine-
Shpere, So. $500 IS.
S1wsre. rauhe. IS. 35@9.80
9eihte. SO. 35@S9. 80.
1emii4te. SC. 55@9.70.
Gleb-
Hmouieb, 81 .25@5.25.
Riibe rlo ftuoer. S2.15@3.25.
S6aie-
Ginheimii6e Qdmmer 81. 50@5. 90.
98eitli6e gammer, 50. 25@4.75.
ginbeimIi6e S1aie. 81. 50@7.25
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
0eimiumer

Gd,reibet fhr cine Rumm, &c peS ,Suutbeaferu
GaniaS Someieeter", cas- bAe 9auos SournaL,
has publtIirt miro. IS iuiro irei an 5ene aes
ididt, bic ein 6eim tauien ooer Welo. anleaeu
ipolIen. 9anouertaui nit fleineu 8eiablunaeI
nno giluitige Yebiugun1e zen III uuiere Speatalitit,
Man abreiiire: 5bs Aaen GountD Jnpeitment
Co., AonDtun. AGniaS.
9'cim sareiben eriuabue maa seh. oieies 9lati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Sir Muswanoersr mad Creaou.

@er nab rbeitSs etreue slustuuit iber 9anb
uno Gerb6ltniiie i'm iueitlidlen Oregon, poer &utb
nno Inleitun9 SI oprthetI1atten adufeu BON
Dnrruen, 9eid1Gtten Doer Stabteigentbum ~ cts
balten iulnidt. iuenoe itb IN pplem Vertrancn
an oaS Catholic Bureau OF Information,
Room Z, 29l19 Morrison ST.,
Portland, oregon.
Seim Gdbretben ertpGbnc man get. oieies Yiatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Nmsae;etdlnete WeieaenQeit

iiir tatboliide 6arner i'm mittleren ge.
brasfa. Siai9eS eano, groBe grntsn, gutter
.Gilenbabnbieuit. Sir6en nit rsiibirenoem
Eriefier. Sir nabere ausfunft i1reibe
man al
REV. II. MUENsTERMANN,
Eddyville, Dawson Co., Neb.
Seim sdreibcn cripabue man sea. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Mdtaaa, 0entide &atbelifen!

Sutht Sbr fruftbare Sarmen in Der Rdbe
elmer fat1oliihen airdbe unb Sdnle. gu rtdbieen
Yreiien. i'm noro6tIidben Soma. 10 id3reibet
brett al
REV. J.. p. WAGNER,
Box 1873, Cresco, Iowa.
geim efreiben eripabne man GET. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

SD babe Carmen uno groBe
GLADDEN. Sarmlaub an ~perfnuieu. ".
s.. 8raba III, Guero. Reras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Sas ioaniae Gan 2uis= Sbal.

SerieieIteS 2aro. Sauptprpbutte: BeiSeu,
Saier. Berite, 3uderriben, 3artoii elm. @lialia,
5eleerbien, iouie SieGBuMt.
Seoer Grtteertrag miro ouppelt 10 groB ieiu,
pie o~erienige Shrer oitlidlen 5arm.
Stlreibet al Die 6ba9. 6. Spnlin HealtD
Sony aaD, cooper, Colorado.
yeim SGretbeu erpabne man seh. Sieies ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Neutrality-suspicious..

EyzsNsgsy
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Mnsqe,eifnete fleime Tarm.

Ssim edreibem erlpdbne man I
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
HOW SPOKANE, PEOPLE DIE
POISON FAVORITE OF SUICIDES


the Toll
quen Observation-Disclosures Accidental
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
MULE PLAYS PART
OF ALARM CLOCK

OWENSVILLE. Ind, April 16.-
Jeff Clarke. a farmer of Wabash
township, owns a mule that plays
the part of an alarm clock every
morning.
Promptly at 4 o'clock this mule
kicks the side Of the barn four
times in succession. At first Clarke
thought the animal was i'll, and for
several mornings he got up and in
vestigated. He took note, however,
that the gong of the alarm clock
started buzzing when the mule
started kicking He put two and
two together and reached the con-
cclus.on that he mule knows the
hour when the Clarke household
should arise and begin the days
work
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

and inquired what the chancellor
proposes to do about votes for wo-
men," The suffragettcs have al
ways classed the chancellor among
their enemies. He surprised them.
Il have always favored the ex-
tension of the vote to women" he
said. IF the friends of women's
suffrage will pursue their present
sane and rational course"-the mill
tants have not been very active
lately-"I believe that in very
short time they will witness the
triumph of what l regard as the
cause of justice"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
MOUSE PERFORMS
VALUABLE TASK

NORFOLK, Va, April 16.-What
experts and modern methods failed
to accomplish was done by mouse.
An electric wire had to be run
through a pipe 1871 feet in the Vim
cry building in this city, and on ac-
count of several bends in it, blow
ing machines and other things
failed to do the work.
Then mouse was caught,
thread tied to its leg and it was
started through the pipe. The plan
worked, and the wire was pulled
through by the cord. The mouse
was given its freedom.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

was due to unsanitary conditions,
such as open vaults, houses without
screens or doors and windows, etc,
and due to cases that were brought
here from other parts of the coun-
try.
"Diphtheria caused "a needless
deaths last year. In anti-toxine we
have an absolute preventative for
this disease. and the health office
always stands ready to administer
1t when a family can not afford or
mas no regular physician and calls
upon us, People will try to hide
dlphtheria from the health office.
and do not call on physicians at
the proper time-hence "a were sac-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
VOTES FOR WOMEN
GET GOOD BOOST
y --
At BIG MEETING
IeaMN I'LL Huu vHIv"n
49,
LLOYD GEORGE
lhtsrz
- GOES ON REcoRD-ALL
- SURPRISED.
kEaH

{ =. LONDON, April 16.-Chancellor
Lloyd George spoke words of en-
tcoura cement to the liberal party
recently in speech before the
Gladstone league. at the same time
surprising everybody by going on
record for women's suffrage.
He said:
I'VE are engaged now in settling
the old but heavy account with the
house of lords. Let us go at it
scientifically. We are in for pro-
tracted fight. 1t is big job, but
if we stand together we shall win"
Then a snffragette iumped I'D
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
GROOM'S FATHER
IS HIS SONS
FATHER IN-LAW

PERKASIE, Pa, April 16.-When
Isaac d. Crouthamel of Philadel
phia married Miss Kate Myers of
Perkasle, the other day, he created
an interesting tangle. Mr.. Crouth-
amel's father, also named Isaac,
married Miss Myers mother some
time ago, so that the pair are step
brother and sister. More than that,
Miss Myers chat was) has her
mothers christian name, and so
there are two Mrs. Kate CrOutham-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

rificed last year to the Devil of Ig-
noranCe.
Probably if any disease is due
particularly to climatic conditions,
it is entro-colitis in children, but
there have not been many deaths
in Spokane the past year from that
cause. While the disease always
starts in poorly nourished babies,
yet if properly treated Immediately
there should be no deaths from it,"
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Nearly 100000 Acres

of irrigated land will be tributary to Kennewick
when the projects now under way are completed
Are You blind to this city's wonderful future? Can
you not the transformation few years will
bring9 .rT
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The brides mother is also hef'
mother-in-law, and the bridegroom's
father sees his sons father-in-laW
every time he looks in the mirror.
Were all Crouthamels now"
said one happy participant in the
ceremony.
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tendency to restfulness and find
their nervous systems Gained and
soothed. Newcomers experience
during their first few months here
a great tendency to sleep and eat
better than anywhere else. They
usually take on additional weight
and have more healthful appear
ance than they ever had in any
other climate. and there is no sleep
ing sickness here.
CAUSE OF PRINCIPAL DISEASES
The important diseases that
caused death in Spokane the past
year that are considered to be in
tluenced more or less b. climate are
pneumonia. tuberculosis, scarlet
fever, typhoid fever diphtheria and
entro-colitis in children.
There were about 125 deaths in
1909 from pneumonia, which looks
bad, but a great many OF the pa
tients who afterwards died were
shipped in from the surrounding
country-from the mines. the rail
road construction camps and farm
ing communities, for medical treat
ment in our hospitals.
tuberculosis last year claimed
10l victims. Barring Indians and
half breeds, who have developed tu-
berculOsis as a result of race degen-
eracy most Of the other deaths
from this disease in Spokane were
patients who came here TO this eli
mate seeking health and were al
ready suffering from tuberculosis
before coming.
Last year we had terrible
scOurge of scarlet fever in Spokane,
81 deaths resulting against one in
1908. We were not alone in this
respect. however, for from New
York City to Portland. Ore. the
whole country suffered terribly
from this dread disease. Spokane
got busy and did such house
cleaning that as a result we have
less scarlet fever than any other
community in the country at the
present time. While we have al
ways had scarlet fever in a mild
form in Spokane, yet for five years
previous to the epidemic We had
scarcely any deaths from it.
TYPHOID AND DiPHTHERlA.
Typhoid fever caused 40 deaths
last year in Spokane in spite of the
fact that there should not be a
death from this cause in the city.
With our absolutely pure water
supply and our climate and soil
conditions there should be no case
of typhoid fever in the city. Our
investigations, which were carefully
conducted last year, proved con-
clusively that typhoid fever here
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~ Southern Climate Under Northern Skies

Kennewck bright, sunshine 'Tle First
r and early fact for its ideally climate the round
Being but 62 feet the fully
earlier than in other sections Of the northwest In winter when other
robe and ice the the Kennewc
Truly, California when
northern small in The Highlands will
model orchard Ostd add
affords ideal home Homes er with domestic
system addition irrigation with telephone electric lights,
ougy lines all the leading
information Kennewk The Highlands
addition
eorS Spokane office.
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Kennewick Is a Fast Gro1uing Metropolis

With population Kennewik has practically building
limits and knocking the northern boundary Od addition No
has idea of
beautifully artistic home The laid wide, shade
included the Omted
addition The
desired and sold The building
lot the observance uniform building line the
highest order conditions The Highlands
and North dwellings limited
newc steadily growing the north and The Highlands developing
will be readily Oned addition
idly value Full information and detailed plat by addressing call
Seattle Spokane office
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VOTING BY MlLLAR BILL
is INTRODUCED

LONDON, April 16.-Duncan Mil.
lar has introduced 2 bill in the
house of commons to enable cleo
tors such as fishermen, sailors, en-
CINE drivers, guards and CONNER
cial travellers, whose calling de-
mands their haJitual absence from
home, to record their votes by post.
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Ar ORE die in Spokane under
MI the age of one year than al
AVA any other age, people be
tween the ages of 80 and 40 having
the next highest death rate; death
by gunshot is the favorite of local
suicides. taking poison being next;
more people die in Spokane in the
spring than at any other time Of the
year, April having the highest
death rate last year and March
the year before. of violent deaths,
railroads and street car accidents
claim the most; pneumonia kills
the most people. pulmonary tuber-
culosis coming next.
These and many other interest
ing facts concerning death and dis
ease in Spokane can be cleaned
from the 1909 report of the local
board of health, now compiled at
the office of DR.. NJ. r. Grieve. sec
Rotary of the board and health Off
Ger. The report gotten up in at
tractive and interesting style, with
its array of statistics in such shape
that everything concerning every
death in the city during the wear
can be easily found, will be issued
for public circulation shortly. II
is now in the hands of the printer
There were 1874 deaths here last
year. one more than in 1905 The
1907 toll was only 1886 The deaths
of persons under one year num-
bered 211: between ! and 5, 100 :;
between and 10. "a: between 10
and 20. 81; 90 and 80, 1874: 80 and
40. 161. 40 and so. 142: 80 and GO,
$50; 60 and 70, 101; 20 and so, "A;
over so, 40.
HOW THEY SUlCiDED.
Here is last years suicide rec
ord compared with 1908: BY gun.
shot. 1908, s; last year, G: by poi
son, 1905 IL; last year, I; by cut.
ting throat, and /; by drowning
3 and /; by hanging. and l. Sui
eide was not as popular last year as
the year before, the totals being
1908, 81 suicides; 1909, 16 suicides
DR.. Grieve believes in the climate
of Spokane as health producer
Commenting last week on his Off
cial report, he said:
The climate of Spokane is prob
ably one of the most healthy in the
United States. IT has the four sea.
sons we'll marked. but the heat OF
the summer as well as the cold of
the winter is tempered. We do not
get the great extremes of the other
sections of the country. There are
no diseases here that are peculiar
to or due to poor or bad climate
People coming here from other
sections of the country find a great