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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-09-02

For the first weeks Of a pigs life
the mothers milk is it's drink as well
as food, and therefore in caring for
sucking sows it should be the aim to
so feed them that milk of only medi-
um richness will be furnished instead
of a limited supply of that which is
extremely rich, the latter being less
healthful and more liable to cause
thumps, scours and unsatisfactory
growth.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-09-02

Half bushel picking baskets, each
provided with a light iron hook, will
bruise the apples much less than when
picked into a bag.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-09-02

Asparagus is subject to the attacks
of a number of fungi, the most wide
spread and destructive being the rust,
a fungus long known in Europe, but
observed here within recent years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

abnormal parents society does this
for is own protection
Why then. should Il not protect
itself FROM children whose early
years must be passed m poverty aud
auualor under tnflnsnceH prediss
posing 20 Ignorance and crlme9
some ~ your Indignant correapon
dents win point Ia Themselves "a *
amples Very well, t'li point TO the
slums. the iails, the low grogeorion.
The hrothels II II at very we'll o.
talk Of an ideal world II this world
were ideal the more children born
tho better Anybody win admit that.
But this world H. FAR from Ideal. and
we cannot change a. We have to take
it as u ~ our business ia 20 make
the best Of Il ~ we find it
Therefore. contend that ne long
as society says how children are 60
he born. an long na society regulates
thia function, aH 4 surely now does,
society has a pcrfec, right 70 carry
lts regulation one step farther aud
say, you shall have only 30 many
az you can roar property"
Man was given the faculty of rea -
son Tor some purpose hfutea have
thoir instinct q. l.. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
THE HERPES COMES OUT
Frequently Shows Itself In the Same
PLACE Every Winter.


The herpes very frequently shows
Itself only In the winter time and
In identicaily tho same spot every
year when It comes out, little
pOalam should be at once applied,
and this annoying skin affection
viii quickly vanish. Posam IN tho
now skin remedy which has cured
thousands Of tho worst cases ~
eczema and eradicated facial aud
other dlsflRurementg Of years stand
ing. The terrible itching attending
eczema rs stopped with the first
application giving proof 81 ils cura'
tive properties az the very outset,
In loss serious skin affections,
such AZ pimples. rash, herpes. black
heads, acne. BARRIERS itch. etc, re-
suits show after an overnight appli-
cation, only o small quantity being
required 10 effect a cure Those
who use poslam for these minor
skin troubles should Immediately
secure one OF the special J0-cent
packages recently adopted 20 meet
such needs. Both the 50ccnt pack.
are and the regular 81 far may be-
obtained at the Quaker Drug co.
and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental pur'
poses may be had free % charge by
writing 10 the Emergency iabora-
tories. 30 West Tweniy-fifth street
New York City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

- long experience The point /
WISH TO make IA that society does
say under what conditions children
aru % be hevn, and thereby seta
down cortalU limits lf society has
the right 20 say there shall he no
children except those born ia s,yed
lock then has not society the right
70 say that there shall 81 no child
rem born without tho assurance sf
certain necessities Of lifa9
An illegitimatc child properly
reared may DO a better cantrihutlor
q society than a dozen Legitimate
children In the punitentiary. brothel
ana poor house. That Il dtsa
sfpeahle truth. bat a truth. never
thelesi
Believe me. Mt Editor. / am not
advocating illogillmata children OF
Tree love. ] realize that our ctviii-a
ton u based on tho home. aud tho
home on the marriage rite. There
tore, our civilization IL based on ths
laws regulating the birth NJ children
II our civilization depends on unmar.
'FfHHHA illus hiAANNNHHN. hN NtU
Ponds on the accidental circum
stances o. proposal and marriage
The possible child ~ tho unmarried
woman = denied the right Of ex.
is'ence for the good q society. then
e society d menaead ia any way b,
the birth ~ the married woman.
child. has not society tho same right
to prevent its hirthr
Does society benefit By the birth,
which have filled our laila. pooi
houses. insane hayiums ana our red
light distrlctaf Would Il not have
been better for an concerned H. these
had not been hornf
l. Il % the interest - society that
children lnheriting dlsea sea. mental
snd physical should be harnf Ars
children born az lawfully welded
criminals destfnbiaf
Society tries 90 discourage tha
birth ~ lllsEiumats children. and
legitimate children % diseased or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
Overcoats and Cravenettes
Boys Clothing Department

Hundreds of Boys Knee Pants Suits and the latest ju
venle styles all 90 eutsash prices without
s3 90 Bows Wool Cashmere Suits ........ 81 so
81 90 Rows Worsed Suits assorted STYLES now So 90
& 90 Rows Cashmere Suits in ali sizes now So. so
IS 50 Boys Blue Serge Suits great values $500
& so Rows Classy Worsted Suits now ..,...S4 81. 90
$40 90 Rows Cashmere Suits all to 90 So. 90
$500 Bows HghCsrade Worsed Suits now ST. so
Rows Knee Pants assorted styles all sizes the 50 values
now ........... ....................75
Bows Knee Pants the 81 90 and 81 25 values soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

DETROIT. April IA tall, slim
young man. with lean features and
clear. sharp blue eyes stood IN a
Hhlpyard and critically watched
workmen putting the finishing
touches on q power boat
He was WIN J Rose. and tho boat
was the ono IN which he says he
VIII shoot tho rapids " Niagara next
summer Cool. ralm. concise, the
daredevil in tho young man Veg AZ
parent. brat most go when hc talks
about the beet going into the great
whirlpool ron. tii swim Tor a.
then" he said smiling without tho
grimuesa a man less used 90 danger
might have lot creep into hiH voice
It's this way" be added THE
trip wlll De- from the foot ~ the
American falls ~ Lewiston. through
tho Whirlpool rapids about ~
mites ! expect 20 DO lt IN from ~
90 10 minutes II Is an rough water,
and The greatest danger lies In got
ting past The whirlpool
4 must pass between The edge of
the auckhoie and a great rock This
Is where tHe danger lies. II ! can
keep out 81 the attraction ~ tho
whirlpool the rest o. easy II the
boat goes into the pool no engine
would PUN her out The boat would
stand on end aud twist down out Of
sight like the luEs DO.
~ that happens. ! will jump and
swim 70 Lewiston. A landing short
~ there would he Impossible.
That's where several people have
boon ground 90 pieces. on those cruel
rocks
The boat 10 a - footor with n
ff-hornsp0wo engine Che wifi be
dscked Under The deck viii be air
tight compartments. and I VIII have
several hundred pounda ~ ballast
besides a lead on her keel Weighing
900 pounds Thus. she wi be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
SANTA FE CASHIER
IS $4,000 SHORT

SAN FRANCISCO. April IA
search was started today for W. s.
Crandnll cashier 81 the freight De.
partment of tho Atchlson. Topeka
a Santa Fo railroad. following hla
Indictment on charge OF embcx
element by the grand Jury last
nlght According 20 information
against him. Il IL alleged that Gran
dahl cmbeEzled 81 500 from the com
pany.
The alleged shortage was not
discovered until q few days ago
WHOM CrendalIs books were invea
tlgated while be was away CA "a va,
cation
lie has not returned from his
outing aud his whereabouts are un.
known craudsll IL supposed to bo
la Texas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
FREE TICKETS TO MAJESTIC!
ALL RIGHT

Search the classified ad depart.
ment Of this Issue OF The Star.
son. swhero there are two free tick.
cts 20 the Majestic theatre adyer.
tisea. They will Do given to the
persons whose names are mention
ed In the ad These names were
picked at random from the city d.
rectory. Look for them. They
may be your own. There Is always
n good show at the Majestic. the
best there Is in vaudeville Read
The Star classified ads and Get
the Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
DO YOU REMEMBER
MISS DE JANON?

NEW YORK, April t5.--lf
you have memory long
enough 10 reach back 20 the
sensation Of the holidays you
may recall the young helress
named Roberta de janon who
eioped from Philadelphia with
a piatonie waiter.
We'll. from Atlantic City
comes the news that the her
oino o. that romance la 20
take q moral brace and elevate
the stage.
Her services have been OF.
fersd 20 Charles Frohman and
another manager has also re-
ceived a letter In which Miss
de Janon, after recalling the
vast amount Of Advertising she
has received, acknowledges a
complete and obiiglna willing
ness 70 90 on the stage "ln any
refined and moral capacity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
Through NiaGara's Boiling Water
i'm ? Foot Gasoline PowerbOat
Tho Graft Roso Gspso. to pot Through bo Whirlpool Rapid.

buoyant. and # she does turn turtle,
VIII come right side up Immediately
THE engine viii be- yet well aft
viii steer with q tiiier, getting direct
control OF my steering gear
"Of course. practically the only
place | viii need the engine Is IN
passing the whirlpool
Il am sure ] can go through With
0ut mishap. despite hundreds ~ let
tors ] am receiving advising me not
90 try"
Rose o. one ~ three entrants In the
contest 10 shoot the rapids ia d
power boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
4. Affairs of Poor
r..o.ier Continue 10
r..;,e Much Discussion.

~, star The party sign
- .....,ssnlts 60 a piece in
~ star processes sympathy
49, ..ssher aud the eight chill.
wonder what they think
= N. alSgas, for the husband
~ Very likely indigna
ma BE- the word.
Humanity" have an iron
~ nmlting wedloek aud the
Y children 90 conform
Il the assured Income q
sr,ss II such a rule had
been followed there cor
.ala al present be much
humanity. and Is u not
rnsxhle thst even indignant
$3.50 Humanity himself
- have been With as Co on
=. q anon this vital subject
~. - writer and many hap.
- q The Star might stll.
ssslns lor a chance GO enter
tAls very interesting exist.
!, serious. dear Humanity,
hsAeg q eight children may
"a better income, or may
"a .ery reasonable hopes Of
i 80 lueome. as be foudiy vel.
80 each hlgle bouncing hlt ~
I '~sssiy on the other band The
80 man. deliberately raising
- family. thlnking De viii al
a. AVE ! sufficient Income. may
Is - some day and find him
asof nan. not even able 60
Il. ne per day Moreover.
- does net insure against
ssiisging Of one kind or an.
q aems 70 be part Of life. aud
~ Az not any more Immune
~ go0r. There Is sunshine
1T Bat there are also rainy
4 Tks child comes here not nf
- irea tlli. says Mr. 81 Hn
nuH ray. We ali seem 60 rat.
- advent BY cliuglng most
uessy to iife There Is one
< q vastly moro importance a.
rres * esll IN this generation
n zrre families. and Thar is the
"a prevention o. such Per
= ihAi Is the origin of the term
NJ suiciae Beware. lest IN
2sasag Azsirf one evil yoa eQg
u TQfse Qre
4 aszan Afe Is uncertain. says
a s. IS wealth. Are parents
5xaa ID bringing children Into
4 sefld 81 such a chance %
hesres asks Mr. ~
4 a. ys Of little faith Should
nraga Be limited 10 those whose
.lnEs i 50 large and 50 well ea.
Aaa a. to be. 80 20 speak.
u Rockefeller foundation
~ e. your good brains busy.
4 Hnanl,y. and devise ways BY
Nelety can help along the
,sa Of re poor when necss.
u Lei the ehildless rich OF auy
D. aavs ! surplas consider them.
= - zsciss Of tie little ones
y I'd 4 boost ia lifa and make
{ ikal privilege The chsi.
D. afe Gods best gift 70 human.
Cd blsss them
Y ONE or NINE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

". a.e Offering a line OF Suits
Il ne very choicest of this
suliing fabrics. beauii.
I'd and handsomely
These suits come IN
- ~ rev street shades and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Editor strr May say word
or two Ia defeuse ~ Humanity
would uee Ga cali che attention
~ your correspondents O. tbs fact
that the laws 81 God ana society
provide gurf how children shall b.
brought into thc world. In fact. that
religion and convention limit the
number ~ children.
In tins first place. m order FOR
a woman 90 bear children. n H.
tacreed that she must - through
= rsllEious and civil ceremony
called marriage Previous 10 this
she must hide her TINA until sasaa
man asks her % 30 HE wife and
the mother ~ hts chlidrcn. Other
wise she may not bear cslidren
under various penalties Thus the
existence or non existence OF child
ren T. dependent upon the chance
~ a certain man asking certain
woman q b. his wife What moth
er 20 eight" would speak 20 q we-
IRAN who asked man 20 marry
herr
We are ~ swars that there ARE
many unmarried and childicsa wo-
men n this world who would make
excellent mothers They are irrov.
srrntiy known as Old maids. They
are Just a. capable ~ bearing ehiid-
rem as thair married sisters bat ara
forbidden 90 40 40. The children
they might bear are denied the righs
os existence BY ths law ~ society
DO not understand me 70 take
issue with these laws u society
relative % marriage.
Society has evolved them out IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Youths Clothing Department
Young Mems Suits, single double breasted, large
variety OF swell patterns in Fancy Wosteds Cassmcres
Twceds, Blue Sergcs, etc, etc.
$1,000 Cashmere Suits, single double breasted
now, ',..''.+ 5000
$3.50 Worsted Suits single double breasted S825
$500 Fancy Worstcd Suits, single double breasted
now % OO
S6S0 All-Woo Worsted Suits single double breasted
now ........ 1925
$500 Finest Blue Serge Suits single double breasted
now .......... 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

suit the house so cutprcea without single ex
member the makes Stein Bloch Atierbury system and
hamf fas ali fa ha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

hF The Poor Human.
Hss ignorant you are Tn
~ creature You dare 20
. - - God that made you. or
'lla sellarv that there is q Cod
r CD brought Eve to Adam
4 q lzaoceni groves Of Paradise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
You'll Find Everything Advertised Every In
Mems Suit Department

Latest styles; Sten-Boch, Atterbury System,
GarsonMeyer and other well-known makes; alter
atons free; act quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
hose EIGHT CHILDREN ARE
APPROVED AND DEPLORED

He said, Increase and multiply 2"
Down the ages, from that day to
thls, anyone capable OF contracting
marriage knows why II thoy do
not want Go obey the Divine com.
mand. Why don't they remain sin.
giles IL life Of lcgaliEed lewdness
better than life Of viftucf
That father whom YOU blame Ia
no doubt an honest man, lie Is
also hard working. II he Ia a God.
fearing man he has BY far a better
legacy 20 leave bis children than
most millionaires
Five years from now. II he has
~ children. Higher Power is 20
blame. Who has power over llfei
Who said Thou shalt not kiu''g
am the eldest OF he children.
and today my father o. one az tho
most respected citizens OF Seattle.
We are not ashamed OF our par.
cuts nor of each other. though
many aud many a day father strug
gled on With less than g. 90 per
day. We were taught the Lord .
Prayer. and father always taught
as, Seek first the kingdom o.
God. etc.
Ny eldest brother has served
Uncle Sam as a mail carrier for 90
years. Three OF my brothers are
elcrsymen, two are lawyers. two
are professors. and the others try
20 be honest business men.
Thank God and a good father
and mother. there Be- no one among
az Inclined go anarchy. but Hu.
mauity' Poor Humanity For the
ileeting comforts OF few short
years % time. over which you have
no control. you would send those
responsible beings before a Divine
Judge guilty OF the command.
Thou shalt not kill"
A CHRISTIAN
Editor. Dear Sir. Allow me Ia
congratulate your correspondent.
Humanity" on his or her saracitv
In Withholding their name II shows
one redeemius Characteristic
~ n
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-11-10
JUST AMONG OURSELVES


Good and common sense sleighs, also
cutters, at Lund's.
See the new line of art leather goods
at Harris Drug Store.
L. R..Drewliner, of Seattle, is guest
of A. NJ Harris today.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
Full line of the Del Monte goods.
None better ever put up in cans. South
Side Grocery.
Cordwood taken at the highest market
price in exchange for merchandise. G.
A. Sherman & Co.
w. C. Adam and wife left Wednesday
for Spokane where they will make their
home the coming winter.
A cement chimney with air space.
Impossible to heat through. Pnt them
up yourself. c. F. Craig.
J. L. Montzheimer and family return
ed Tuesday morning from several
months visit with relatives in Iowa.
The Perfection oil heater at Willard s
is handy continuance that can be taken
from one room to the other and works
satisfactorily. He has them at all prices
ranging from So up.
Schmidt's Pharmacy has just received
a swell new line of pipes, meerschaums
and briars Pipe smokers ought to see
them before buying.
Get ready for the building boom that
will strike Newport next summer. For
sale. the cement block plantand ground.
Small payment down and balance can
be paid with the product. Or will trade
for real estate. c. f. Craig.
Catholic services at St. Anthony g
church every first and third Sunday at
10 a. m. Sunday school every Sunday at
lO:4Oa. m. Seats are free and cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
the services.
One of the interesting events OF Tues
days election was the showing made by
the Socialist party. At Newport they
cast 20 votes and the same number at
Cusick. In nearly every precinct on the
east side they have made substantial
gains, to what extent will not be known
until the complete returns are made
public.
VIM. Moon, one of the pioneer settlers
of the country west of town, was brought
i'm Thursday evening suffering from de-
lusions and after an examination by
Drs Phillips and Rogers was taken to
Colville Tuesday for examination by the
county physician and commitment to
asylum at Medical Lake. Mr.. Moon
was badly burned in the big forest fire
os August goth and had his buildings
and timber destroyed in the fire.
Rev. w. j. Hlndley. of Spokane, de
livered political address at kelsy's
Hall Monday evening, the only one OF
the campaign in Newport. Rev. Hind
ley's entrance into politics is another
evidence of the recent mt vemcnt in pol
itics which is leading clean, able men tc
enter the game, and is rapidly remov.
ing the stigma of disgrace which fer.
merly attached to the name "politi.
cian.'' The address was attentively lis
tened to by an audience of about 100 and
many were the words of commentator
concerning it. In tracing the
trend of reform in the common schoo
system. in the church and public life
and likening 1t to the movement fol
Progressive Republicans, manv new
thoughts were presented. Mr.. Hindley
also presented the idea of conservation
of natural resources through the fed
eral government in new light.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-11-10

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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-11-10

and light cake, tea, coffee, and water.
Everybody welcome.
With the exception of Chew elah an
Colvllle, the enrollments in the two
schools at Newport in the last school
year were the greatest for any district
in Stevens county, according to statis-
tics compiled by Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction H. B. Dewey. In the
Newport schools 316 pupils were en-
rolled, SO of whom were high school stu
dents, and the average daily attendance
was 1S9. In the 146 districts in Stevens
county the enrolment totaled 5,927, and
the average daily attendance 1922,
while on May the county had $3.50
census children. Four new districts
were organized in Stevens county during
the year. and it had IL high schools.
This county employed 234 teachers, "A
of whom were men; the latter received
an average monthly salary of $500, as
against an average throughout the
state OF 1886, while the women teach
| ers in Stevens county were paid an aver
age of s63.19, as against 1926 for the
state at large. The total enrollments in
the 271O school districts in Washington
reached 215,6S8, and the average daily
attendance 1904. On May the state
had 26S, 972 census children.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17

the old hands they First they made a circuit
of the bank, satisfying themselves that watchman
lurked in the background The officers kept close and
were not discovered Then OF the visitors stood
on the curb holding something that gllttered evly in
his hand and the other crouchcd down against the
door.
For the next ten minutes there change In the
disposition of the forces. The gentle CRATE and cnk
OF metal showed the progress of sappng at the banks
outer defences. Then, with rattle, the door swung
inward and the guard came back from the curb. Ap-
parenty the smallest of the three burglars mauag
Ing the affair Before permitting the others to enter
he went inside and brought a chair This he placed
the sidewalk. From the inner pockets of his
coat he drew out several small objects with infinite
tenderness and placed them carefully upon the chair
Having accomplished this ceremony, which the watch
observed with great respect he motoned the way