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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
hinncr and ihrnrN Mcci.

tudri in, direction uf the library
committee uf tnr s. 81 g.. y tn
t,rks session ut in, current TOP
I,s. ,lue, gathered uuuW the dinner
t1hl, 100 the hhruI riuu "l ihc assn
DltIipu Thursday c,'muN and inter.
sp,rscd ~, rioaspro ut Indulgence IN
dainucs with tho profit 90
nt.rt allnp DISCUS 100 lrd Dos Mr r.
D. Slroup
polhieal situations recorded "a tie
past Weck were th' ,birf subjects and
that ihr Young Womon hnyo f"tmoh
decided opinions ga th,sr live guess
tions WIS evidenced hN thu lively ar
sumpnte that onsucd aztec =, pre-
s"utltion col each topic Ia % f"rc"fnl
manner Mrs Stroup considered ia"
raccnt developments ut the old M-H-
loan noStiiltics hvgiuuiug win tn"
BATH" nf DouElus bin2's call tor vol
untccrs, the buttlc near lunrcz,
Woods refusal to enter the BATH"
near Aqua pricth thu aprcnl To-
President Tan by the Nri1une gov
rrnor. activity Of fcdcrnls near Aqua
prioin tho proposal for muig,ico, 'tc,
The dedication at the greatest rnihc-
dral IN America. ST Johns the III
vine. that has been twenty years IN
building. was also "A topic uf consid-
GRAFTON nnd much time was UVon tn
the questions before the present ses-
sion ui congress. including tho pub
Hcity hill for campaign contributions
ten DAYS before election, tho popular
election debate. the Canadian r"cl-
uruciN treaty the efforts at Mossrs.
Ferguson. Jones. Hand ana others
to have TIA" New Mexico constitution
am, nd.d btior. ~ finni ratification.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Las CRUCES.

AliutanI General \ ; nrdOkvs and
Col " Barlow arrived la l.as cru.
css on Monday Tor be H"luA O'hcial
inspection of Company A. l'irsl lnlan-
u}. New Mexico Naiilah Guard. m
d,r thc com mnnd of cuH. % pbillip
Dcssauer
Colonel aud Mrs W \ Fleming
Jones entertained 90 Wn"1cln Tues.
day ~ their home i.aa Moras' Al
infant General A. : lfookc~ Gel *.
) Barlow Captain phillp peesaUcf
aud II n sims receiver 10, ,pc lui.vd
States land office
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Lecture i,cciiai.

81 the date approaches ior th"
Caduuu lecture recital in ih' ft"s-
hVtctlau chui,h MAY 4 music lowers
and students Of Indian customs ar"
growing more impatient with oarh
pnssing dat Tor thu treat ~ store" ~
prrsout NJ. cadmpn is Ina oklahoma
,nnf,rtinr with NJ la Floshc. th" IN
dian author and othuoluglS' who's"
hook .paoma is the foundation 81
tho ur,in in codrsr of composition
hy Cadmau, telling of the hmaiis
500 ,.nrs ngn Ia the recent concert
as Nine Nordica heard la pklhh"ihn
rii,. Cadmnu supcrlutiNr plan" work
elected th, same 2raluuH appreciation
a,purd,d 90 the pti'na d"nna WA"
snng Cadmans SONGS. IN iari these
uniuur COMPOSITIONS are already Inc
Nnpur IA cnutcs ut such ccirhIitirH aS
Jumrli. ~chmpnu ilciuk. Ale. N"il-
son. Nlma Glurk. hafii hispham'
Herbert MiWcrspuon and others. y"
Alice Ncileon IA, sweet swedish sang
81. viii hr given thr honor OF ia"
inadtng role Ina the rrH Indian opera
over staged. The second act rs TINS
npora was written the past months
IA, ,admuu white m 'hie rity, and the
third act win hr written AZ tli"ir
Pasadena homo. where M tadmah
win Join his mnthcr ait"r the recital
in This rii nn Nh, On this "oen-
sion repetition Of a. to.ltal given "a
the salon OF prominent Partisan VIII
d. Delivered In the local Presbyterian
chufeh mud tie proceeds ~ The seat
safe go To- lhc building und ni me
i'resbvtorian sanninrum Th' init
annapolis star speaks of this lecture
recital as foiinws
Ia every WAY the American indian
music talk. riyon YESTERDAY afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Australian Government
Curing Drink Habit
Adopts F amous Neal Cure
Sending Sunshine and Happiness Into Hun
dreds OF Darkened Homes Instead Of In.
fctng Fines or Prison Cells Upon
Her Unfortunate Citizens.
Duty of Our National State and Municipal Governments

m, eot.rnui. nt .i S,utb Nust,.li,
...,...., nh. ,,
non ht 'h' "'''' hNi'"ps "' lh' W"rid.
Gppli2'uu the extent 'normitN ana the
av.rul .,,t..t.tt.u.,. of tl, ..tripk ,nh.
u tho, b.., .D.. ,n,t. mast n.,u i'm
v,stt..tI.,, I,s .0.,,s.. .n,. ,,sat,unnt
ANA ,.,...Ui, ..,..
I'm n,. y..,I fsto nv Kan.
Kim, .outut.,,,n,i d. u.i p,voru.
mon, .,.t,l Dn. ttpit.a states and
Ipft.r .uor1ugn fut.stlention al
drinn nubli .tr,.t nrnis. b. r,ntrnrd to
a.. u,,. rnu.n, n.t -rnt.ntbcr and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

On, of thc MOST orma aud aztec
h unrIuns of tho coming DIpe eiu
be- tNr ncuutiun Moudat al .'Iuuuu u
h UtudNouo Hnsonwald homo th'
o.cs..Hu Ic.nr reception Boz bono of
Ma. N. nWalds daughter N. D.
Fl,-m W Denver. aad Mr- Sidney
Roa.uuuld fhis seasons bride Nt
iie.I. HII H. remembered D.. u#
moron U"nds ln This citt where tN,
maW Nuu of hoI lilc aud sohuol
Nefr spout ae Miss Amanda Rosrr
.ulII
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
sewing Nl,,.tJiL

THO ledire of ihr ChrHa va SOC
ci'p Wcr" pheasant riaiurd
Thnrudat uftornunn on tH .riur of
VI G,ur2, H"nriRg DBL. south Iilg'i
etr'r' With I'iimhl, H.I u"cdioS
busy The while ~, cuwp.l. passed
% happy season. Du H....ui nl fhr
ui"n Missionary meet 81. Thurs
daN Nor Viii b. ~ u Hg 80 Va"
Nd N'ei,ty Tor thrrr U..h
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

The Odd Follow and entire mas
cnlino contingent We're hnsloriouSly
worst "a ia q HtrN spelling contest
Thursday evening undcr the direction
of tn. ieboi,ahs u odd Fellows hall.
OF three prilos for .pronciency not
even on" pre- was won hy the men.
An thr 'r MANI .pmo trophies W,Ne
carried on hf tuuug ldi's The rules
of thc Old fashioned sprlling bees
were observed and Nictly enforced
by the to'thor Prot clark. who IN
person9t .d with perfect ease the aus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

H.f.. tud tnn uilt SOL .H e
tUuughtul paper bt N .u'r nu
fH. i'.d Mhe-iunaf, U..u that
lI,H boz lsipmi su -
uuY. .u|I. wore rand. Misses
irr Nnlollg and nr a.fl M'--
l.',u nop. pnl " 'rI sang
du iu sweet voice .Il-o OF
ID .ofWM program boz .rnH.ff hvld
u Iud rofr. shmort. .... moved.
Th, un.tUts.e uf tho dill. ..I. Mos
dam iiavd.u Noh li. 5000 'nld-
VtI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

900, I,4pIar meeting oi tho laii..
AII .lDi,n ni thu FirH Mcthodift
...r.. VISITS ne held in no church
prot rhuwda, afternoon, rnd all,r
u. transaction of roununc business
m adjourned sInu '"r th" 'ulu,a
r.u .. p.Ud nip. wa po the ord'r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Additional
Society News

ocmtunsI num rDF fN.I
erIuI intercourse Nl David STOW.
Ur. lutior conducted ono iiacussion
.HDf oft which Wat nIuIi.u 3ui
rOllcics OF Mis-ionaI W0.a a huo
vocal duot was rendered It NDs.
I.mos roupt us Hu0 G.to. Nillor
NIag Pearl rOmHsu. Fa. NDard n %
lra.ln- iaan pHmHoI uI Nrf s w.
N llot, sweet voice $500 board DOB
fI..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Piano Recital.

VI tho NOME of VI Hiss Louise N'ch-
obs. 80 Norih HIGH street, musical
program nf exceptional merit WAS
,nl.rol This afternoon ana enjoyed
o., jhf fellow students uI Miss NiCh-
oils pinnu GLASSES ana their parents.
THIS rs tho fourth recital 10 lhr s'ti-s
Of siN plant. TOR TIA" year tile ep.
dcuiu uf ~ 'Hsirs. however. having in-
torf 'rri with "a. course. tho recital
was necessarily omitted. and the n'St
rroitM win mark thc close nf th"
years study ana win be- omen 4" th'
punlic Tho advancement Of ia" pu-
pills under Miss Nichols training is
most gratifying Ia parents and most
Promising for the future uf ia" piano
letce Following Is the proliAm
heard pi the parl"r recital this ttior-
noon
Durt Observation-Disclosures. Buttcrhlrdt
Miss Ma Bcaveu and Miss Nichols.
SONG OF the son shell ..... * r2u1un
Mollie Maharam
N,rr rrlH.lct ......... k'rkm'ul
Alice tIcrndon,
Nnic. ui the N"nrt .... NHu can
Franktu Mtllor
Duct waltz .......... ........ tow
DorothN COS anal Bessie coy.
SntNrui. w Mcssiut. ....... Lack
Hazel ki'kp.
,1t Trtuwvrir ........ Srhumaun
tp lmpatlpurr .......... iiill"r
Grace linuGurl
Moorish Dance ....... kHispr
Dorothy COX.
Saltarpitr .......... ........ t1ck
Eleanor ipdc.
nd,r th, IceVof. ...... Thomr
Maurice Maynard
Nercousc ......... ...... SchNii'
Dorothy Brown
Al IN, Forge. ........,...,. Iunemauu
Ncile DchArt
h. Torrc1dor ......., Wacks
Ruth Bass
Nnisc - Flat ....,......... chopin
Jennie Ticrncy
GiRrr, lirctonnp ...,. BnChmann
Rose MaEaram
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
University Lecture.

Miss ErnH fergiisson speri1l
student OF history ~ the univcrsity
ana "a widely Travelled observer viii
Ddiross the students end faculty. OF
the University during the assembly
hour Monday morning on Florence
~ Lorenzo d" Medici.' Those ms
tucilvc lectures az" opru 10 ~ cit.
laona ~ Won hA The cnllnglnnA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Inthnl,r ! nt,,-ter- 90 Woo.

evening ia the knights p columbus
Mli 'rr inc nrst secession since the
lontel rac'ss. limitation Hl lWp cane
diAa', and % social Sos i"u viii sue
coed thr imeiutss hour
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
rb,rble Party

Invitation. aIc out for ihmble
naf. u.> Woinn sday afternoon
uIpu U. rau. Ackorman VIII ho
Hu.tr.. 1' 600 informal anat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
PARA, isaeur Nc"is.

NcN Monday oveainr Ia tho par
iora oi the Y W g. \ hc Purity
league win assemble 10 hsion 10 an
address hv PROF sterling GA "Social
rurity 1uf IT. Emrot ON Girl Life
and HeNili 90 TN hunl ana COM
munily BcBidos the members. All
students of tho High school and
tghih grade are invited ia hc pres
tnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
ANOTHER EPIDEMIC NNtHTI.
tOt <JEN ~ SAVED

broken hY the arrival Of tho steamer
Boston fr"m Yarmouth, \. :. with
! .2no crates OF ia" crtstac"n"
i.uuisvillr cnutior-lournnl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

MRS. Connors to entertain.
Mrs, G II Commons has issued in
ions go a Tea Tucsday afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

the woch in Prescott he guest ~
Mrs John Lindcll
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

blow In battle and achieve with few
losses what an imperfectly organized
regiment would fail to do-and with
heavy and useless loss Of life"
Gen. Evans has scheme for in
surfing the United States just such
effective organizations in time OF war.
II Is a national enlistment act
to insure volunteer enlistments.
II provides that, in times OF peace.
when any section Of the country fails
to furnish Its proportionate number
of soldiers and sailors the fact shall
be published and local pride left to
do the rest.
For q state Of war II provides that
similar publication be made, to be
followed by the IMPEACHMENT" OF
the required number Of men by the
United States marshal.
Gen. Evans scheme for a reserve
Is included In the same act.
This directly concerns every cim-
gen. says Gen. Evans. and be-
Iieve, n II can be put directly to
them, our people will agree that such
Legislation 10 needed"
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

WARRINGTON, Sept. s-Michigan
patents issued: G. q. Boeck. Jackson.
automobile muffier; William III. Butler,
r. Glassbrook and II. ". Hanchett.
Jackson spring motor: J. r. Card.
Three Rivers. collapsible core fop use
In the MANUFACTURES OF coils: r.. M
Cauffman. Centervtile. pasteurizing APP
paratus; J. 9. Coss. Detroit bow socket
separator: William e Dawson and n.
McAlpine, Detroit. alarm for cash
boxes; J. Doerenbos Kalamazoo, lamp;
william r. Fitchet, PinneboE, food
safe; ID. Garst, Detroit. fence post; A
NJ and r. M. OXFORD, Mancsiona, ship
ping crate: N. w. Hartman. Detroit.
window-case, also glass cutting on
machine: NJ. Hoswitz, Detroit clothes
line support; r. Hun, Detroit, hydro
carbon engine; e Karvakko. Red
Ridge. lamp wick trimming device: #.
Koch, Saginaw. reversible plow; q.
Koch and J. A. Gates. Detroit, Vehicle
wheel; r. w. Lovelady and y. Ken
nedy. Saginaw. candy machine: III. A.
Mc0rory. Detroit elevator controlling
mechanism: j. w Meakar. Detroit, ak
pIosive engine: r. J. o'Leary. Detroit.
water gauge; J. r.. Plank, Grand Rap
ids, hydraulic motor: n. A. Reynolds
Detroit internal combustion engine;
william A. Rindge. Grand Rapids,
sign holding device: +. Saunders and
N. p Chase, Pentwater. net lifting
apparatus; s. ID. Strong. Homer. fur
nsce: r.. r. swart. Detroit. window
screen; J. q. Vincent. Detroit. keyboard
mechanism for adding machines: III. +,
White. Kalamazoo. lubricating mater
ial and manufacturing the same.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
HAS new P[AN.FOR
GETTING TROOPS
Gen Evans, Army Expert, Says: go
To War or Be Drafted Like
Member of Jury

CAMP PERRY. o.. Sept. s.-'we
would be horror stricken at the idea
OF sending our fellow citizens into
battle In ships which were unsea-
worthy and without armor adequate
TO protect them from the shot OF the
enemy" says Brigadier-Gen r.. X.
Evans. U. 8. Army. yet we do worse
to those who may offer their services
on land"
What the staunchness Of his ship
IL TO the sailor. discipline In TO the
soldier. II his regiment IL made up
OF trained men under competent Of
hcers II can strike q quick. decisive
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

weight 200 lbs. $3.50 per cwt; do s25.
i5o. s7aS; do .d5, $50 $40; do sli.
Bought by Sullivan: Roe a Co., hogs
24O, average weight zoo lbs, $7.26 per
cwt.; do 76. los, 1.20; do 81. $50, $40;
do IS. 100, s6.75.
Ger & r., hogs $50. average weight 200
lbs. 1926 per cwt; do $50, $50, "a. 20;
DO as 100, s715; Haley & McMulien.
hosssl2s. 1870. y7.2s: do 80, 1so, $3.50;
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

Cores 70 Death Miner Who Had
Beaten II a Year Previously.

LEADVILLE, Colo. Sept. S.--A
year ago Antoine Anderson. miner.
angered at a usually docile bull, for
which his wife was In the habit Of
caring, gave the animal a beating
with club. Last night, while his
wife was busy with other duties. An
derson undertook TO lead the bull to
water. and 1t gored him to death
Neighbors demanded that the animal
be killed. Mrs. Anderson protested.
and to prove that the bull was or
dinarily gentle. she walked up to the
'man killer" and rubbed It's nose and
streaked its head. The beast did not
try tomo lest her.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
BLOWS OUT GAS.
Anthony Doe 10 Unconscious When
Friends Come 90 Aid.

Anthony Doe. 81 years old. blew out
the gas on retiring In his brothers
home. No 219 Meldrum-aye., Thurs
day night. He was unconscious when
members OF the household inyestieat-
ed the smell of the fumes. about 6
a. m, Friday. They had him remov-
ed to Harper hospital. where doctors
made a strenuous effort to revive him.
He partly regained his senses and 1t
Is thought that he Will recover.
Anthony came TO Detroit. Thursday,
from a hamlet In the wilds Of Okla
homa. where he resides. He was un-
familiar with the ways of city lie
and he naturally thought the only
way to extinguish gas light was 10
blow II out.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
uNDERrAkERs ELECT OFFICERS.

SAGINAW, Mich. Sept. S.-The an
nual convention of the Michigan Flu
neral Directors and Embalmers' asso-
citation came to q close yesterday with
the election OF the following officers:
President. e. s. Marsh, Cambria; vice
president. Enoch Dieterle. Ann Arbor;
secretary, w. G. Wisner, Charlotte;
treasurer, Fred q. Marshall, Detroit,
reelected: sergeant-at-arms, X. b.
Konkel. Detroit. Il was decided to
meet at Port Huron next year.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
MAKES LONG FLIGHT. !
Array officer Travels From Annapolis
70 White House.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Lieuten
ant Rodgers. flying high In the air
reached Washington at 4:46 p. M
and after circling the Washington
monument for q quarter Of an hour,
landed near the white house at
SEA p. m, yesterday.
The flight IL one OF the longest and
most successful yet accomplished by
naval aviator. Lieutenant Rodgers
being one of the three officers who
are stationed at the aerodome near
the naval academy at Annapolis and
who are the first In that branch Of
the service TO take up aviation. He
had flown about AZ miles when he
landed here.
The trip was accomplished without
accident
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs MEET
IN SOUTH HAVEN IN 1912
Annual Convention Decides Dues VIII
Not Be Reduoed-Present Pro-
motion Plan Stands.


motion Plan Stands.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Sept. g.
The grand lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
has selected South Haven for next
years meeting place. 1t will be held
the first wednesday In September.
Il p. T. Colgrove, OF Hastings, past
lsupreme chancellor, installed the new
grand lodge officers yesterday evening
with much ceremony. Victor Hawk
sings. the new grand chancellor, con-
lferred with them to make plans Tor
the coming years work.
Chancellor Commander Kuhn's prop
Iosition that the lowest three offices In
the grand lodge, master-at-arms, outer
and inner guards, should not be con-
sidered as stepping stones to the high
ar honors of the grand lodge. was turn
led down, the committee that reported
Il out not recommending It's passage
and the lodge concurring.
" VIII z. Hampton, of Charlevoix.
grand keeper OF records and seal, was
voted a $500 raise in salary. making II
s., 800. His plan for lowering the dues
of the state lodge, an institution de-
signed to furnish a lodge home Tor
Pythians whose lodges have become
defunct, from 81 to 81, was, however,
turned down. There are about 500
members OF the state lodge at present.
The grand temple Of the Pythian
Sisters spent the entire day selecting
officers for the coming year. Jennie
Doyle, of Pontiac. grand master Of
records and correspondence. and Blla
A. Jordan, OF Detroit, grand master Of
finance, were unanimously reelected.
There were contests over several Of
the other Offices, there being no les
than six candidates for the once Of
grand protector, which was finally won
by Mrs. Arthur J. Free, Of this city.
Following is the list Of oficers elect
ed: Grand chief, Mary r, Lochhead.
Flint; senior, Anna Jenne, Eaton Rap
Ids; junior, Addie Kemp, Upton; man
ager, Nellie Know, Bscanaba; master
OF records and correspondence, Jennie
e. Doyle, Pontiac; master Of finance,
Ella r. Jordan, Detroit; protector.
Mrs. A. J. Free, Grand Rapids; guard,
Hettie whitney. Hudson; trustee, Ber-
tina Kellinger, Saginaw: supreme rep
resentative, four years. Mary vom-
berg, Charlotte: alternate, Adelaide
Kern, West Branch.
The Pythian Sisters viii also meet
In South Haven next year.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
THE DOCTORS STORY.
By DR.. Lena Meanes.

This baby was given the prize because he came
nearest TO filling the, requirements for theoret-
ically perfect child. three-year-old baby should
weigh 81 pounds. He should be 36 inches high
chest 20 inches, and head measurement 19A
inches. The OToole baby secured SO " points.
Two important facts usually determine the
health OF q child. (1) Was he fed regularly
during the first year. CD How many hours does
he spend outdoors2
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
HIT BY SPEEDING CAR.

PORT HURON, Mich, Sept. 8.-Wil-
liam Chase, an aged resident Of st.
Clair. sat down on the Rapid Railway
track TO remove some cinders from
his shoe. While he was sitting there
q car came along and struck him, the
inirmittes Of age preventing him get
ting out OF the way In time. His right
leg was broken and several ribs frac-
tured. and on account OF his age. 80
years. his recovery In considered
doubtful.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
Here's Pair Of Honest L.d..

Fred Heiden, IA, living at No. SIS
nlinois-st., and Joseph Janowski, Is,
Of No. 622 Palmer-ave., are honest
boys. They found upwards Of $50 in
cash on the street In the northeast
part OF the city, Thursday. Their
first impulse was to turn Il over to
the police In the hope that It might
be returned to the owner. They
FASTENED to the Chene station with
the roll and placed 1t In the hands OF
Capt John Denler. The latter, Fri
day morning, turned It over to the
property clcerk at police headquar-
ters, where II can be claimed by the
person who lost Il.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

BERNE-After twelve years the
body OF an electrician named Kun
mer has been found frozen I'm
Loetschen Glacier perfectly preserv-
ed.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

Personally, think baby should be kept out
doors about 23h out Of the "a hours. What to
feed him? i would say to every mother, select the
best doctor in the community Follow his advice
concerning your babys diet rather than that Of
we'll meaning relatives and friends Two babies
of 10 months each may need vastly different diets
Many mothers dress their babies too warmly.
There should be more loose clothing and jumper
suits All wool should be used next the skin.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

ROCKFORD. fll-Ernest BriIner
stepped out on a wagon Tongue to
swat a fy. The horse kicked and
Bruner fell under the wheels. Both
Of his arms were broken.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

Mrs. Josephine Pomiekowski and Prank
] Rotrusixf, held by the police pending
an Investigation OF the death OF the
| cd. the inquest failing 10 show that
! they had any knowledge OF how
| Pomiokowskf came TO his death.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

Australia 10 q land OF horses. To
Every 100 inhabitants Australia has As
horses.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08

CHICAO-when flash OF temper
led George NJ. Tully to punch the nose
pf a domestic, he thought the matter
closed. Her two brothers thought diff
terently. FULLY II In q hospital.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-08
AO61z Per Cent Perfect Baby q
HOMNEAp pEpFECT ISYDURS ?e9
MEASUREMENTS OF A PERFECT BABY.
TWO YEARS.
AT BIRTH.
ONE YEAR.
THREE YEARS.

Skin should be pink, flesh firm. lips red. breath
sweet. tongue clean. Should breathe through nose
only. Should not be fretful. Should not be rest
lessly active. nor disinciined to play.
Qn health contest conducted at the state fair
by the Iowa Congress Of Mothers, Charles Elmer
0Toole, Of Des Moines, aged SO months, was
judged the healthiest and most nearly perfect baby
In all Iowa. He Is q picture Of sturdy health.
Here il what his mother and one Of the Judges all
Of whom were women doctors, say about him:
THE MOTHERS STORY.
By Mrs. G. J. 0'Toole.
Our baby was sickiy and delicate until he was
seven months old During this time fed him on
modified milk.
After this he was given matted milk. / fed
him this until he almost two.
Now his daily diet consists Of soft boiled eggs,
toast. graham bread. milk extremely well-cooked
cereal and little apple sauce or orange Juice. He
has never tasted meat. candy sweets of any kind
Z As he was old enough to walk he was
taken for daily airings out Of doors. not In his
baby cab. but q real walk where he required
to his own little legs. Every day he Is taken
out Of doors for three four hours at time
HIS breakfast consists OF orange juice or apple
sauce. boiled egg and graham bread. At noon
he has three saucersful OF well-cooked cereal and
cream. At night he eats q shirred poached egg
graham bread and drinks a glass Of milk. Every
day he brushes his teeth carefully. He Is only
child