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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28
MUCH DAMAGE WROUGHT BY
TROUBLESOME CODLING-MOTH
Esatss That Fruit Growers United STATED
Lose About $l2.ooO.oO0 Every Year From Raw
ages Of This Single Inssct-How Il Spends
Wintsr Tiny Worm.

thoroughly year after year, but unless
his neighbor also sprays. the insects
will find their way into the next
orchard and cause more or less
damage.
Various experiment splace the cost
OF spraying an orchard three times
per season at about I'll per acre.
This includes the use of team, three
men. the cost OF spraying materials.
and gasoline and oil to operate the
power outfit. This expense is insig-
nificant when compared to the saving
of fruit effected.
In some cases the net cash profit
secured by spraying has been $65 per
aero. In q 20-acre orchard spraying
would add on an average $1,000 clear
gain In single season.
Tho FIRST spraying with Bordeaux
mixture should take place just be-
tween the time the calyx cup opens
and the dropping OF the petals and its
closing.
This is only about a week. and
therefore the trees must be closely
watched and the spraying done at ex-
actly the right time. Pears. which
also suffer from this moth, keep their
: calyxes open much longer. and some
varieties do not close at all.
Two weeks later the trees must DO
sprayed again; this time with arsenate
of lead. This mixture will also dis
courage the curculio which does q
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28
Baekache means
Dying kidneys
A Remarkable Treatment That oaves
the kidneys. How You May
Cure Yourself Quickly
and Thoeosa0hlv

:"
with the pso9sre:s q science Sc Sss
S Siss.s ss%a Il has been 20 tSorou9 ai
tested and its results have proven. 20
revolutionary that well-known frm
In Michigan has undertaken it, distri-
button into every part Of t14 country;
Those who suffer from ki4ney trouble
be pleased to know that every package
OF this treatment II thoroughly guaran-
teed. This should assure at last posi-
tive cure to every sufferer.
Every man and woman should know
which may end fatally unless treated
in time; that rheumatism and bladder
trouble are caused from nothing moro
nor less than kidneys that do not hitter
the poison from the blood: that dropsy.
stones are caused by bad kidneys.
Once they ara made to work proper
iy. these diseases should quickly disap-
This is done by the new treatment. DR..
Derby's Kidney Pills.
small OF the back. profuse or scanty
urination, pains In the bladder. cloudy
or foul urine, not to fall to get pack
age today Of DIR. Derby's Kidney Pills.
and drop all other kidney treatmsnts
writes from Olympia: There is no
question about the efficacy Of DR.. Der
by's Pure Kidney Pills In curing kidney
and bladder trouble. know whereof I
DE-. Derby's kidney PHI. are now sold
you would like to try them first. ask your
druggist for free sample package. Then
buy q package: you Will not regret L..
Derby Medicine Co.. Eaton Rapids, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28

man beings. DR.. Goddard's assistants
have Investigated the records OF near
ly every one OF these descendants only
to discover that $50 Of them--or more
than half-were feeble-minded, many
Of them with criminal records. Among
the others were numerous epileptics
showing conclusively the terrible
consequences of that unfortunate
union.
DR.. Goddard's assistants have traced
nearly thousand OF the same young
mans legitimate descendants-the re-
suit Of his union to a normal woman.
Not q single case OF feeble-minded-
ness has been found among them.
When this great work Is completed,
DR.. Goddard believes It will be the
most powerful argument ever present
ed for the unsexing Of all feeble-mind-
ed persons. The state Of New Jer-
sey has already passed a law which
provides for the unsexing Of all in
mates Of institutions for the
feeble-minded. However, this will
only prevent those who are
already In the institutions from
breeding more feeble-minded children.
More effective measures are necessary,
and to that end Prof. tombstone. who IL
superintendent of the training school,
has outlined a plan which. II adopted.
will, he believes, do more to solve the
problem than anything that has been
attempted SO far.
"All that we have yet done has been
to house the feeble-minded." said Prof.
tombstone the other day. Nov
we are finding that they are In
creasing with such rapidity that this
plan is impossible. We have got to
60 step further. Special classes must
be organized In every school
for all children who are be-
hind in their work. These children
must be examined carefully by physi-
clans. We are standardizing tests for
feeble-mindedness and 80 accurate
are these tests that every feeble
minded child can be detected with
absolute certainty. II morally suitable
these backward children can be kept
in school and live at theirehomes until
the age Of puberty. II they are not
morally suitable they should be sent
to training schools for the feeble-mind-
ed. There they should be unsexed
and taught some useful occupation.
Thirty to fifty per cent. can be made
entirely self-supporting after ten
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28

years training. When they grow up
they can be placed In homes and
farms for Predetermined adults. The
men can work In shops and on the
farms. The women can sew and work
In the orchards. Many of them can
be permitted to return to their own
homes. The greatest danger today Is
that feeble-minded persons when they
are allowed to return to their homes
bring more feeble-minded people into
the world. But unsexing them will re-
move this danger and within few
decades the community will have to
deal only with the occasional feeble
minded child who is born to normal
parents.
We are not ready to adopt the old
Spartan custom Of putting to death
the feeble-minded and the physically
UNIT, although there are some per
sons who believe this should be done.
We cannot continue to house them.
The expense Is already greater than
the state can bear. We must put an
end to the breeding of feeble-mind-
ed children as far as possible and
train those we have and those that are
bound to come to be self-supporting.
The training school at vineland II
the only institution In America that
Is scientifically and systematically
studying the problem Of checking the
increase of feeble-mindedness. Elab-
crate experiments are constantly be-
ing conducted there with view to bet
tering the condition Of the inmates,
who number approximately 400. A
few years ago It was discovered that
the cretin type lacked the thyroid
gland. and that feeding them the thy
roid gland Of sheep produced dis
tinct Improvement. It 10 now be-
| lieved, In fact. It has been demon
strated In many Institutions. that II
the thyroid gland be fed to the cretin
type at an early age their efIiciency IL
greatly Increased.
At the present many feebIe- minded
children Of the nongolian type leo
called from their slant eyes) are b.
ing fed Win pituitary g1ando and 9th
~ with mixtures Of the pituitary and
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28

final founder Of the family. criminal.
who came to America in the latter
part Of the seventeenth century. were,
criminals. feeble-minded persons or
degenerates. This family being stud
led by Prof. Goddard shows an
even higher percentage Of feeble-mind-
ed members. Dr. Goddard has already
spent three years In compiling and
classifying the information about this
family. gathered by seven trained in
vestigators who have been constantly
In the field. Another year will elapse
before the record Of every member
of the family is traced and the work
completed, but the facts gathered SO
far enable DIR. Goddard to declare tho
case OF the Jukeses is not an isolated
one-as many have believed-but a
typical one. In fact, every state in
the Union will furnish several fam
flies, he declares.
For obvious reasons It Is impossible
to give the name OF the family, but In
1882 a young man Of a proud New Jer-
sey family wronged a feeble-minded
girl In the village near his home. Then
he went his way, married girl Of fine
family, reared children and. died. high
iy respected, in 1887.
But the feeble-minded girl gave
birth to a son of feeble mind, and this
son became the father Of Is children.
seven of whom were Idiots. One Of
the feeble minded sons married .
feebls-minded woman and all their
children were idiots. In the next gen.
Grafton one Of their feeble-minded
sons Ito follow only one branch Of the
family) fell in love with feeble-mind-
cd woman. Nobody prevented them
from marrying. They brought II chill
drsn into the world. And one Of their
idiot daughters bore IL children
And the. last in the direct line Of
<frUfs IL GIRL Of II IN the train
~ school ct vinsland who has the
mind Of child Of two. This. mind
you. d tracing only one member Of the
family In each generation That one
youth who wroneed that feebIe-minded
girl moro than q century ago became
the ancestor through her Of LAS hu'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28
codlIns-Moth In It. Various stages.

Codllng-Moth In its various stages.
tremendous amount OF damage. IL
should be applied under high pressure
to form fine mist.
About three or four weeks after
the petals drop. third spraying with
arsenate of lead should be given the
trees. A guide for the third spraying
may be found in the appearance or
the eggs of the codling-moth upon the
leaves.
This app'ication should be in the
form of fine spray to thoroughly
coat the surface OF the apple because
many of the first generation OF worms
do not enter the apple at the calyx
but at the side, and these will be
caught
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28
pucka and Chicks.

A duckling does not know how to
get out Of danger. Instead, 1t will be-
come panic-stricken and remain easy
prey for the enemy. On the contrary.
chicken is always on the alert,
scampering OF to some hiding place
the moment 1t hears some strange
noise.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28
THE CURSE
HEREDITY

! ! ! :: ! !
Z
HREE HUNDRED THOU
~ sand feeble-minded per-
sons are running at
large in the United
IN states. Eighty per cent
of the feeble-minded chill
dren come from 10 per
cent Of the community.
Idiocy feeble-minded-
ness. Is simply another name for IT.
10 q matter Of heredity.
There has been terrible increase
I'm the number Of feeble-minded chill
dren In the past few years.
predetermined mothers are twice
a. prolific as normal women.
THE country cannot build institu-
tons rapidly enough to house and take
care Of the feeble-minded.
The only solution oflthe problem ID
the unsexing Of all feeble-minded per-
sons to prevent them from breeding
more feebleminded children, and the
training Of the feeble-minded who are
now here to be self-supporting."
These are a few OF the conclusions
reached by Prof. 4. r. tombstone
and DR.. Henry H. Goddard Of the
training school for feeble minded chill
dren at vineland. N. J.. after care
ful study Of more than ESQ families
In which feeble-minded children have
been born for several generations. In
four of these families the records of
2.700 individuals were traced, Of which
number 687 were feeble-minded, or
nearly one-fourth Of the entire num-
Der.
At the present time DR.. Goddard.
who Is in charge of the research de-
partment of the Institution, is engaged
In tracing the records Of the members
of single family which promises to
rival II not actually to surpass the rec
ord OF the notorious Jukes family.
Jukea, 1t will be remembered, Is the
famous family of criminals usually
cited as the most glazing example Of
heredity in crime. More than two
thirds Of the descendants of the orig
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28
To Farm Out Copper Lands.
party Of Houghton capitalists have

a party OF HOughtOn capithIiBts ndv0
under consideration the establishment
at q point on the Copper Range rail-
road south of Houghton 600-acre
experimental farm. The lands have al
ready been secured. but are at pres
emit heavily timbered.
Steps will be taken during the COM
Ing winter to cut the timber a1d
early next spring the stumps will be
removed and the land made ready for
cultivation. 1t Is hardly probable that
crops will be planted before 1913. but
the enterprise when established will
prove one of the biggest from an agri-
cultural standpoint In the copper coun-
try.-Michigan Manufacturer.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28

DR.. Pierce's Pellets. small. sugar-costed.
easy to take as candy, regulate and invigor-
ate stomach, liver and bowels. Do not grippe.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28
Mature Apple Cut Open, Showing
Worm and lts Work.

insect. That would seem sufficient
reason for more strenuous efforts to-
wards its destruction.
The codlins' moth can be destroyed
by spraying with Bordeaux mixture
that ia, by universal spraying-not in
patches
A man may spray his own orchard
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28
SEVENTH GENERATION
2O6 INSANE DESCENDANTS
TRACED AND 204 EITHER
ePitEpTIcS OR NORMAL.


remainder normal
md a feebemlnded mother
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28

1t pays to be honest-at least It pays
your employer
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-28

SIXTH CeMeRAnoN
W. Of THESE SAP CHILDREN
MERE INSANE OTHERS epilEpTIe5,
REMAINDER NoRrAl
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-29

~ tNs*hs&e
Post card pictursS II per dozen.
miles north u Wagner. Drop me I
card IL eail. &C ustav Marks,
r. No. 1 Wagner.
With ! beautifu site donanted snd
substantial si5 assured in tie erection
~ ! suitable courthouse, the tax lay-
a. az Charles Nix county. viii maks
~ mistake ii locating the county seat
at Wagner.
Owing 70 the latneuB ct the season ]
Will ~, one of ny nsN four-dcor Reo.
curling cars - ! sacrifice.
&C. r. Drssselhuys.
IA large number Of W~agnerites It
tended tie corn palace Il Mitchell this
Wssk. The lsrgest crowd went on
xussday when the Waansr bard We ut,
md 81 report IN enjoyable time. The
hand had : one-day engagement It
Mitchell and acquitted them selves
very creditibly.
~ it's anything Ia the drug
line, you can get IL ct Pinard's
City Drug Store.
Wagner i not II the geographical
center 81 Charles Mix county, but she
Il very close to thu center Of popula-
ton and i the only town IN the county
II easy Of access 20 the people Of
The county. II II TIE most logical
place for the county seat.
Oar new line Of Children's Teddy
Bear" goods just received, Coats.
CspS, Legeines etc. Come "a and zee
them. National Nero. Co.
xcmorrow Saturday evening viii Be
3 inst u re open air concerts on To
'tre<t 81 a. Wagner b anId for this
Ie6rs + heseeoncerts havdeb cen put
. zach Satu rday evening for five
~ have been very popular, =
saeh a. - hoard By large crowds.
Est your Sunday dinner ~
he Majestic Cafe.
fco0rv farmer living ii the eaat half
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-29
Frank b. Morgan
LAWYER
0enefal Practice
WAGNER. 50. OAK.

We wish = INFORM the people of
Wagner md vicinity that We have -
cured the services Of Charles MarshslI
Of Clarke, - 4xpsrt plumber. and are
|inspesition = handle III work IN thats
H., and guarahtss eood S~Atisfsction.
-Stsdronsky Bros. Coz
Talk abont trick ery il the county
sest tight. The Laks Andss workers
fSst circulated the report that ceddes
SppopIe had kiven Wagner $500 70 en-
Ter the raes and keep Lake Andes from
winning - that 0eddes would have an
other wchancs IN four years; but this
~ di6proved m 4 the people found
they Ind been lied to, and COW they
are saying We hase sold or petit ions
to Ceddss and withdraw from the
race. This, also, - = far from the
truth =: Il would Be possible for them
TO get. Yet. these men ~ they are
making ! clean fight. Il sure don't
like II from this distance.
A. usGail treated, = sptained n nike
viii disablsa man for three or four
weeks. bat BY Supplying Chamberlain's
freely - soor = the injury
. received. and observing the direc-
tions with each bottle. : cure can Be
Effected IL from TWO to four days. For
i'll ) By all Dealers.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-29

Fish. Celery and Oysters. Dill
Pickles. Special o. Smoksd Meats
Saturday.
City Meat Market.
]. G Smith. Prop.
Have you heard * the Epworth
League UnivsrDity evening II tie
Methodist church. Friday October.
9Th. II not ron came near missing
one o. the treats Of : life tine. This
win BE- one Of The most unique socials
Of the fall. twill be full of whole.
some fun and brain teassrs. a strong
faculty has been selected to condnct
the affairs Of the university for the
evening md guarantees : delightful
and profitable time. All ages and
are invited. Aspscial invita-
ton 4 extended to ths. High chool
faculty and students. Com.
Ladies II you want ! nice stylish
and prtodats bat cons - OR millin.
merry parlorss We carry ! fine display
o. ladies and chiidrens hats and boz
nets.-Louiss Wepkine.
fHZFET1 424RHt+0E ~
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-29

Situa ton Wanted. o. farm or in
city By young girl, to do homework
md cars Tor chi ldren. Apply in own
hand writing.
Miss r. v.
Box liz. Greenwood, S. D.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-29
SAFE cRAcKERs WISH WAGNER.

SAFE CRACKERS VISIT WAGNER.
During Wednesday night The safs
10 ". ,. Wolfsss store 49, blown ~
|craeksmsn end shout $50 - cash and
notss And othsr papsrs - - yalus of
aboat three tholsand dollars taken.
a. entrance uss effected through ;
rear Wis,dow.
NJ freat door Of a. ssfss -
blown OF I'D sone show ensss ard
suns q ~ atsek nearby ~ deakrey-
"a. X ~ ~ smocthsoe pioce 81
safs-blowing ~ ever sas. IA bsars
tie ssr marks q p~rsfesstoa1ls.
People residing IN th6e Reality
wsrs asoesed - ths exploaien, nc Il
- = nsar liks ~ s~xpioeko1s - ~
s1isns II ~ ligAt plsnt whsns 4
s'beek-6Ess's Ut tnsy thoaIk Y ~ -
paEt cams frem there and peia j. a.
tention 70 Il.
Tho cash No the only tAi1g sscored
from To safe that will ~ : ~ xalGs
y ~ bsrg'srS, but ~ - y ~
reat " TIE pApsrs viii s. : heasy -
~ ~. Wolfe.
a stEanGer - sssn - tam late
~ prsvicus evening ~ r.. Pinasd
md others ~ hid rstuznned about
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
ams Portugal.
Sas 9erf bes SaTes Der 9pse sesen
bic fatbpliide Girde.

Sci @eleeenbeit Der Seier. Die Die
2pge ocs groBen Srients dnldBlif Der
SnfraftIcBune pes Srennungsgeicses
p%eranitaltete, lagte Der 9~roBneiiter
Wagnlbals Gina:
~Bir (uliu Die Sreimaurer) trent
ten ben Stnat bon Scr &ird)e. Snt
%erlduf einiaer Sabre perben mir es
fcrtig bringen. pnB Nicmanp mcbr
Suit bat. Triciter Sn iperben. Die
Seminnrien nerben perobct baltcben.
@ir marIhierten III ichs Ionnten
Snbrbimberte ppruuS. Hom lit
Shiffbrud), pie bas &pnigrei6 Sbiffs
brllh lit II. /. 10"
so gefpiB nun aber ct. Setri
Shiffleiu Die Stiirmc 5lpeier Subrs
tauienDe iiberitanb uno aud, rciter
iiberiteben miro. 10 geiuib lit. bab bas
pprtlgiciii6c Staatsi6iif inter eli
mem Stcuermam bon Der Sdrbc
bicics @roBmciitcrs iiber furS obcr
lang S6iffbruh lcibeu pirS. Sebenz
'falls last Die SpraGe an Seutlihfeit
ni6tS sl piinihcu iibrig. unb Die
aatbplifeu Yorti9ol's icben cincr
3eriolalinas5eit ent9cecn. bic pahrs
iheinlid nod i1linmer iciu miro, ais
Die Dos prcuBiihen aultnrfdmpicS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Die ~Gtainpaeners Sraee,

bic lesteu Ipril IN ben fran5oiiiGen
requirements Warne unD Mibe an
idlimmen gusi6reitunacn fiibrte,
oiirfte infol9e Der lluter5cinnung eli
mes Sefrets ieitens bes YrGIioenten
Sa0ieres ipieoer nufIebcn. Sas
Sefret ratiii5irt Ben bonn Staatsrotb
entipprfeneu Sian 3ur 90iirna Scr
Srnge, pcldc @cine als G~bampaas
ners 8eiuc bc5eihnet perben ioQen.
9aut bieiem Ylan miro bas gansc
Champagne 8ebiet in 5ipei Sonen ge<
tbeilt. 9ie grite umfaBt bns Sc
partemcnt Warne nnb lcinc 8einc
biirfen .9bampagner" senaunt pers
Den. ipdbreno bas Separtement Mnbc
Die 5lpeite gone bilbet, bcrcu 8eine
DGbdnfpagner y Der 5lpeitcn gone"
genannt lperbcn bIrfcn.
Sicier Slan. Der ielbit in Iarnc
fcincn anflnne iinbct, bat III Iubc
Den befti9iten 8ibcritarb Der Sepolfes
rilng beruor9crufer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Self Gentite FIR SIC Central
1oereinS sGenpcntien.

Scr norblihc Siitrift bes Sinalss
Counties belt cine Tcridmmliin9 ab
III Der ct. Ilpbpnius (SDriter) Sule
am Sreitng Nbcno. Den 2. Suni. OBJ
iunbl Die @criammlung nift iebr tart
beilid)t ipar. mar hicielbe bod cine err
fpfarcide, pa ole Inipeienpem boiler
gegciteruug fir bas unternpmmene
9Serf marcn. Sic 0erihte Der Wtite
glicber lnitetcn iebr siinltig; ipesieq
crfrculi6 ma cs 81 perncbmen. baB
mebrere &creine ibrc Opfcrpiligfeit
gcScigt hnbeii. inoem bnB iie ans ibrer
0~ercinSfalie YcitrIge bon $50 err
Inubten. Sa Der @rfpls Der Gonpenz
ton sium arnbeu Sbeil bon Den Nes
iultnten hes SiumasG omites abbdngt,
mn bn bic 3cit furs lit. mnB ons
Sinanss Gomite nit %oubampf orbeiz
ten, llro mand)es Spfcr al 3eit unb
8elb mus gcbrnht iucrbcn. East ms
be5 Gbicnso'cr 2oiungsiportes 9coens
fen, nGmlid Sns IS ipia". 9as
Sprihlport, yipcr balo 9ibt, 9ibt oops
pclt". lit icbt am Slnbc. Sic bellts
ihcn aatbpIifen Gbicuso's nnb llms
yeUtip jVUp Hull HCiuS, uitp ipeipeli
es lid geipib SIR Ghre nnredncn. bicie
Gonpcntion 5ii eiltcr Der 4erfolgrcibitcn
bes Central @ereins 8i maiden. Ser
Sscitpr1TScnt Sr.. NJ. 3. @irten becbrte
bic Ierianmliii1g nit ieincr @eaens
mart, unb IN elmer tllr3en gns
ipradle, Der ollie IrDeienben nit Suite
relic lnnidten. iprad, CT iiber Die Or
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trail Vercins IN perifiebenen monus
menialcn lluterncbmuu9eu. bercn
Snnbamente IN porber9ebenben Con-
pentioncn bes Central : Screins IN
Gbicaao gelcgt lmIrben, nnb baB nudl
fir Sic ~tpmrnenbe Contention iold]e
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ten Der peribiebenen @emeinben iinb:
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icpb's ) ~@emeinbe, Is. 8. 8iibrle. 1872
Sin Ctr; ct. Wtidaef'S. SEQ. 8.
Sdmibt, 2175 2ineoln @be.; ct.
FbereIia, Mnt. 9iener. 1924 Sree
mont Gtr.; ct. Clemens; Gbns. s.
6abermebl. 2720 y. SaIiteb Sh.;