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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-08
LAUD OUTDOOR SCHOOLS
AS A BAR TO PHTH|S|S
Physicians at Medical Society
Lecture Tell Advantages
of the System.

Open-air schools and tuberculosis were
the subjects of lectures at a meeting at
the Public Library last evening under
the auspices Of the Medical Society of
the District Of Columbia. The speakers
were DR.. B. F. Warren. DR.. w. C..
Gwynn and DR.. W. c. Woodward, the
latter health officer of the District.
DR.. Warren described an open-air
school In ST. Louis which has been con-
Quoted by persons working for the pre-
vention of tuberculosis. This school re-
ceived only children who were affected
in some degree with the disease. The
cause of the disease DR.. Warren at
tributed to economic conditions.
Before any other than remedial meas
ures can be taken,' he said, economic
conditions must be adjusted. l do not
think they will be for a long time, how
ever"
The st. Louis school was described in
detail by the speaker, who told of its
dining room, rest room. kitchen. locker
rooms and lavatories. The school is COW
cred over with a shed. but outside of
this is almost entirely open. Canvas
curtains are let down to protect the chill
dren from high winds. snow and rain.
Have Shower Bath First.
The children arrive at $3.50 o'clock in
the morning. After q shower bath they
eat a light lunch. Then follows a well
balanced program of exercises. rest,
study and recreation. Hygiene is
taught the children so that they may
act as missionaries in their own homes
and among their neighbors. All the
children who are in the st. Louis open
air school, the speaker explained, were
chosen from poor homes, where there
was at least one we'll developed case
of tuberculosis.
The clothes worn by the children dur
ing their stay in school were furnished
them free of charge. If the clothes
which they wore were wet when they
arrived they were hung up to dry. No
holidays are given the children, not
even Saturday, and plans are at pres
ent under way for the children to
come to the school on Sundays. The
children voted to come to school dur
ing the Christmas holidays rather than
remain home.
Great benefits accrued to the children
physically. DR.. Warren said. The cost
of the school with it's equipment. he
estimated to be about $4,000, and the
cost of operation per child per year
he placed at $50.
Health Officer Woodward attributed
tuberculosis In children to one Of two
causes. by getting a small amount OF
the germs In them some way when they
were In bad physical condition, need
ing proper nourishment, sleep. proper
exercises, rest and recreation. or to the
children getting a large number Of
germs into their system. V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-08

Shoulder Pork Chops, lie Lib, Fresh
Shoulder. lie h.; Smo. Shoulder. 1910
h.; Z lbs. Rolled Oats, 25c: Z lbs. Buck
wheat. DC; Safety Matches, sc doz.: ga
ID. Karo Syrup. 1Oc: 10 lbs. Kaironei
Syrup. 35c: Fun Cream Cheese. 25c. h.:
Choice Small Cakes, 121zc h.: Fat Nor
lb SirIoin Steak. I6c ID. Excelsior Mar
ket, 7th and Fla. ave. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-08

Call on Us for Lumber and Millwerk
for spring repairs. Low prices-prompt
delivery. Phone Eisinger Bros. 2lO0 eth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-08

Shower Baths. Stag Hotel COS 9th. Great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-08

Bargains IN Tungsten Flashlights
Electric Webster. TIT 9th NV.
rhenc Your Want Al 70 The STAR
Main A4AO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-08

Plenty Fine Hard Grabs Now Every
day at Schneiders. Line. 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

- S.dbtanpalt getimann tpirb
ioslsih S6rii.e ergreif,n. um giirs'
f6ofttu einsu.Iossn, bi, in J1llsn bon
llekrtretuns itdbtifher 9srorbnungen
eeitslt, bon ben 9eistssiiberirstern
dbtr I'M Stih gelnTen ipurben. Gsnes
ralanpdlt 5osan bat sntihisben. bab
Der StabtantpaIi uno nift bsrStaaiss
uHpalt bieis 4rt prossif. gu bstrsibsn
Bat.
- airhnsr & Go. erbisl.en seitrn
Dom aontrournth ben aontrait fir
Worabomiiirung Der Rapine Strabs.
bon Warn.r S!robs n0rbIi6. Auf ibr
4nesboi bon SIS. 1856 ,ugsiprohsH.
Ebsnio ben aontrati fir bic 8adfsins
pflaiierung Der gslbare aoenue su
ibrem 4ngsbo! pon $685..
Waitsiieber Der Commercial
2lF. unb 4nbers un.srnabmen ssitsrn
nIs 8dlie Der Gountp apmmiHdre
eine SnIpsttioRsiour nnh Der @ers
futsiarm, bic ods Gonnin bel glsHs
bal. unsulsssn sebenti. Gttpa atr3is
5erren fuhren per 1rolepears bins
aus. gleitssitig purben pldns bss
iproten. um bas unbeniisie Gonb i'm
gountp lanbpirtbf4ofili6 aussubeus
ten, in Der 5offnune auf bids m<iie
bic asbsnsmi.tslpreiie berabsufesen.
- Der SduIrnib pire iit pobI
bod .ntihInbsn miiHsn. bic nl.e
MARIAN Shule ouf price 6iu burh
sinen Nsubou 3u trfestn. Der
Stoais 5abri.inIpeitor Bat 9erbsTs
itrungsn gum getrase BON SO. 900
anaeorbnet unb io!onee bieie mid.
Doreencmmen iinb. bnrf nur bas uns
tsrlis Sto6pert Der Ghule benubt
iptrben. Dus 0sb1ubs bien!e friibtr
aIs 1opnbau unb iit aft unb baufdls
fsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10
ne lo1lna Wlen's Gonn,erciaI

lie Dolne Men's Commercial
Seague pirb am fonumeiloen Montag
TN Stootratb oas Geiud Iteuen, oaB
dle eleftriihen 9rabte unter 8runo
gelegt nno Die Hioiten entfernt per'
oen loQen.
a d unter allen II m Il q n :
ben bas s rim tntpoifer!
Dieies iit bic parole. Die oos 9es
funb6eitsamt bieiiger Staot ourh
ben itelpertrstsnpen 9eiunbbeitsbeam>
ten Or. Sbomos s. Glenn seitern er=
IieB. Cine Wenee 8eihperoen iinb
i'm Doferperts 0epartement eiuge=
loufen iibsr ben Slid 9ef6mad oss
WaHers. Or. Glenn bat eeitern Wprz
gen nit bem Inalpiiren BON WoNer
aus ben perf6ieoenen Reierpoirs be-
gpnnen uno nimmt es bon 36 bis 4S
Stunoen, I'm Elm aufrieoenitelenoes
ReIultat gu er3ielen. Supt. Rubert
Biaing gIuubt, oaB gbfdue bon 9ez
getabaIieu, Die bon Sort Sbomos ins
Heierp0ir 9eIangen, bic Shulb an
benz 8eihmad ftnb.
- y@ie it'd Der Sunne Sd)cinbilo
in Sem Snnittreis malt, Ell tie fommt,
10 idreiteu audi Den grufeu 8eid,iden
lire Seiiter id)pn ppran. limb III Dem
Scute panbeIt id)on Der Mprgen I"
So fOnnt and ibr einen 5ufiinftigen
@pblitano ppransichen nnb benielbeu
itfern, menn ibr Gin ySaptngs Nc.
count" nit Der Eepple's Sapings
Sanf uno Srnit Company BON Guu-
inston erGffuet. Sic sablt 80 in.
terciieu an rSupinss Ieeouuts" Y.
9. 6. Grant, Er1iibent; Charles
Gugen Glarf @ise.Hrdiibent; Jreo.
s. Sugenberg, Sd,asmeiiter.
- George ErQcp, go. 410 Ser.
man Strabe, Central Gouington,
brahte geiteru BEN &opi zines Sun.
oes nad Ser Office oes Or. srao-
ioro, 0a Der Sllnb iciu Sohnfen
2Sanes 1rocp, 5 lm6 HoieIla GreB.
mann, 2 Sabre alt, gto. 424 @arren
CTR, gebiiien haben iou. Der &opf
ioQ unteriudt fperoen, Inn feit5ltitel.
len, oh ser Suno an Der Sourputb
gelitten hat
- Gr.Manor Sobu =. Craig cr-
bieIt ben aoutraft fiir Die glnbrin.
gung Der Gettun9sIeitern am County
Irmenbauie.
- SnfoI9e elmer @oiolirofen.Gr.
pIoiion i'm Sauie BON 8atrif Sian.
nigun, an Der Guf Strabe, 2uoIotp,
erIitt s5rau 5lanrtgan it,mer3bofte
9ranopllnoeu an ben Sdnben. Ger
SSeueriha0en lit gering.
Cine 5rau Rumens Carpenter,
go. 237 Sft Is. Strabs rpobnbaft.
purbe Montag Rabt Don sinsm
Wanu auf Der 10. Struben Bride
nieosrgef6Iaeen unb nm SAT bsraubt.
Sic gub ben Ndmen bes Wannes, Deiz
CERT ii6 jsbo6, ibn esrihtIi6 gu psrs
folssn. oa fis ibr Gelo 5uriitsrbisIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

9err Reeb erfhlug cine ShlonSe,
ipdbrenb BITE dnbere enttam.
- Sobanna bammer bat gbarles
Summer auf Gheibuns psrtlaet. Dus
paar beiratbete am 81. September
1899 unb bat flint ainber. Sic fiibrt
in Der alaseIhrift an, bab ibr Gutte
lie uno bie ainber felt Septsmber 1911
pernadldiiigte unb am 15. September
1911 anseblih nit 2iSsie Bare nah
aegos gins unb iih jest bort oufbdIt.
JrI. 6lorenee 0uiton bat als
2ebrertn Der Dffentlihen SduIen ibre
Reiisnotion sinsersi6t.
Clarence Sloan, tpel6er bes
9obtfhlass BON Spiepb gropton bsi
Weit G1eiter I'm lsbten September
fhuIbig befunben rurbs, pirb teiHsr
neusn pro5eB erbalisn. Rihter 9arb
idtdte ben Inseflastsr aeiiern duf uns
beitimmte 3eit nah Der geFerunosans
ftalt in WansfieIb. 8.
- Catherine 9bomds bat Irnnt
Sbomos uufSheibung pertldst, neil er
gu fart bedert unb ftmubig lift. Das
qaor beiratbete am II. Suni 1909.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10
3 uIebensIaneIiher Il Ie 3nbt.
bausitrafe perurtheiIr.

gperett Worningitar, Uelder Der
grmorolng BON Wiuiam Miih in Ell.
ner 8irtbihaft an Der s. unb @righ.
ton Strabe, fpdbreno zines 0ool.
ipiels, angeflagt mar, Durbe geiteril
BON ben 9eihtporenen i'm 4reiseeridt
ihuIoig befunben unb 5u lebcnslang.
Iiher 3uhtbausitraie perurtbeiIt. Die
8eidnporenen nnren orei Sturlben IL,
geratbune.
3Dei Srauen ertrunfen.
@abreno sSrau Ssobn gpons, %.
uno tbre Gif,te, SRI. gselIie Gieiple,
16 Sabre alt. Die in eineri Sbantp-
boote am Sbioufer nahe Brent, ap.,
pobnen, elm @ab nohmen, famen iie
5ii nett in ben Stub binaus. les
Sdlpimmens lnfanoig, riefen Tie Inn
SiiIfe. Sohn goans, Der am SluBuier
orbeitete, elite ibnen gu SiiIfe, fonnte
lie leooh nift mebr retten unb mare
beiuahe ieibit elm Gpier Der 8eIlen
Qetuoroen. Iie Seiheu purben bis
jeSt nod nift gefi,noeu
- Inter Dem 8oriite oes GrGii.
oenten Yeter 9auiencurt fono geitern
ahub Die monatlite geriomnIltng
oes 8ionier-Iereins itott. Sefret1r
8eora SSaetb fiibrte oos Grotofoa.
Der 8oriton6sberiht tpurbe nun per.
leien unb oneenonunen 9ie Gelega.
ten oes 8ereins CUR Staats-aonueu.
tion ioQen aud it Der aonnention
uertreteu iein uno fommt Die rSroee
CUR 0edlug Der ausqdben fir bic
Heiie in Der ndtiten Sieuua CUR Ser.
hanoIung. Hefnungcn tpur6en sur
3abIug angelpieien. 0ie ameuoirte
&onititlttion iou georiidt iperoen uno
Dllroe Ger Setretdr nit ser Code be.
trout. gtuh GrIeoigurg einiaer Rou.
tineeeidofte erfoIgte gertagung
- prof. gilbert Gepsr III ositeru
mad SenttIe, Wof6ingtor, abaeretft,
I'm feline &inber, 5rI aIma 9eper,
2ucas uro Oscar gspsr gu bsiutsn.
- Die Bon Scouts in Rsppori
baben geitern uuter gsitung bss Rsp.
W. 6. 2inofap, ben Wtarid gum
Camp Eager in ganForb 6iQs, am
2tttIe Waiomi Riper ansstrstsn.
entitano i'm 6auis bon Gsorg 9opis,
an Der II. uno Central Roab, Elm
5suer, ous sinen S6absn bon $50
dnrittete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10
9aBtsn unS SelIbeue.

5rdu ). 8. S9osmonn unb
Soan 8ernon bon Dapton ftno nat
adnidE Gitp gereiit.
-eoDaro Gallagher puroe pom
poIi3etrihter RIetn Don geIIepus tpes
gen gemeinen genebmsns auf 20 Iaae
na6 benz SefGngnib gsiauot.
- Seute Qbsno peronTtdlttt Der
Jrouen 9ersin Der CD. grot. CT.
pauIs 9irhe in TdptoH Elm aaffess
trdu3tsH i'm 9ouie Der arau 6. u.
8oI3 an Der s. Nnsnu..
- Der 9umeroerein bss Teutihs
ImeritoHtften Stabtperbonos pon
0opton bdIt eute Gbsnb in Der Wo6s
nung Der Jrau 5rotder on Der 3.
uHo gerrp Qoenus cine 9eridmmIung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10
unfdle.

Better MebItr. 3 Sabre aft. tpurbs
seiiern beim GpRlen Dor Der sItertis
den Wobnune. 30. 1874 Bremen
Girob< iixrfabren, nobel ibm Der
iinfs Jub sermalmt lpurb<. Der Gems
ter bes GubrfDeris fubr baDon. pbns
fid um ben perungliidien Rnnben al
siimmern. Qesttrsr ipurbe BON feiner
Wutser no9 otm fsdbtif6en 6ofpiial
gsbraht.
Der Ia Sabre olie G1uisnobe als
bert Qabemann, BON go. 1916 loaon
Strobt. fdob fi9 gtftern b<im Gpis.
len an Der Ginblep Strnbe. nabe Der
Gin Gtr1be, NIT einem Gloters De.
tpehr 5ufdlls in bns linte 9ein. CT
lDurn< mad bem fsdbtif6en 6oipital
gebrndt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10
9nnoStaBe.
Site forberte seitern in Cincinnati
mebrere Cpfer.

lie Sunbstnge iino ba, lno Civ
cinnati bat ieit bret Iagen uHter ei'
nsr eerabesu unertdgIihen 5ise se'
lttten. 9robbem fonben am Sonntdg
uno Montug teine pibihldee itdtt,
ieboh tpuroen geitern mehrcre 1erlo.
ien pom Sonnenitid, getroifen Gines
Der Spfer, Der 80 Sabre aIte ssobn
Sullipan, bon gfo. ALT g9bitler
Strafe, peIher ais n,siremar" I'M
itaotiid)en Strabenreinigungs.G .Gepar.
tement .h1tig mar, ipitrbe iudhreno
Der gIrbeit BON Der Site iibertpnliigt
iino beimaebrad)t, no er Dor anfnnit
oes ioiort aeritieneu ar5tes Gr. 60.
ipin aeboe itarb. Ter Coroner Duroe
bennhrihtigt.
Ter 0eger Gbporb ssohnion, bon
Strong Strabe, brnd), iuabreno er NIT
Dem @erIaoen bon 5rrthtsiitern oil
Spring Brone Ipeulie beitldftlgt
mar, befruBtIos 3liiammen. er Duroe
in Dem goIi3eiaiito nod benz itdoti'
idlen Solpttal gebrntt, no eln Stes
ihlug fonitutirt unb bas gefinoen bes
9satiellten aIs iebr beoenflid, bejeif.
net tpuroe.
aua. Gaultner, az Sabre oft, Elm
6austns6t BON go. 1410 Wain Str,
Itiirsie aef'ern Rahmittaa on Der
Court unb Bin. StraBe pI0sli6 su
8oben unb sps Iid einiae unbebeus
tsnos aopfpunosu su. CT ipuroe in
pairolpaeen ] mad benz ftdotii6en
9ofpiiol e.bradt. mo ss Iib eraab,
bab sr einsn 6isihIas erlittsn bate.
Or tpirb mad 4nfiht Der Gnitaltsdr5.e
geneien.
Ter thermometer bes aiosts an
ssountain Saiiore regiitrirte geiteru
folgenoe Ieniperatur:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

Die 3eippUrt Office iir bas Gin.
tiuHatter @OIfsblatt" befiuset ii5 in
GO. 339 gorf Strafe, segcniiber benz
Gourtbauie, tpoielbit 4enigfeiten, Gin.
seigsn II. !. IN. bis 10 llbr As Ninu.
ten abeubs entseseussuommen iuer.
ben. Sslspbpn Sonfh 240f.
- gsiisDerdnberunsen: qstsr Ribs
Der on Gbparo unb Marg. Stub, Got
in SngaQs part, 81. - Robsrt 9.
8onlsr on Grunt unD 9atbarins
anOebsI, Got BON 80 SUB an Der 9ap.
Ior Qpe., 8eGspue, 5000.
- Die GommiFdre boben i'm speis
ten Stot Oss gourtbauiss Elm 9epars
tement fir bic GebimpoIi3si sinsss
rihtet.
- gbei5eins: pbiIIip Ssit.r bon
Cincinnati, g., uHo 4nssla ar.msr
DON Repport, &p.
Wm 5. Ssbler bon gopineton, aD.,
uHo Gertrude 1beels bon Retpport, ap.
- Stabtgeri6t: Wouo Gran tpurs
De Don Der Gntloge oes Rau6es fr.is
seiprotsn, Do Georg Qements. Der
6aupt5euse, niht srf1isnen mar. -
Sobn gIantsnIbip tpurbe pegen ons
gebIider WiBbanolung feinsr Satin
auf 30 Gage mad benz Gsfdngnib gsz
Ianbt. - Der Jdu BON 4uauit gtoterz
mann, bon No. 1O2 JrOnt StraBe,
pegen SaItens zines biFigsn Sunbes.
tpurbe beri6pben.
- Gbarles Qasls, "a Sabre alt,
Ro. GIG Sarutosu Strabe tpobnbaft,
tpuroe i'm Gountpssri6te tpegen anz
seblih .rtminellen 4ngrtffs auf isirt
13 Sabre alte Sdpeiter Qnna Gpd,
bon Gountprl6ter Saptins, ben CROP
geihporenen iibsrpisien.
- Robert 2aTing, sobn beg glppsls
lutionsrihters 5obn W. 2aTins, purs
be in Grab Sr6aro, ap., beim goben
oerlsBt. gr ihlug beim 1au6en auf,
uno Dur6ianitt ii9 ms6rsrs 4bern.
- GommtTdr Der 1tnansen, @m.
gtmer, bat geitern alien itdbtiIhen
geamten Die Nabriht sugeben IaHen,
eln SnDeniar big gum auguit aber
olles in ibrem 8efis fid beFinbli6s
eisent6um Der Staot einsufsnbsn.
1as bemofrutiite unb republic
fanif6e gretutiDe aommittee niro in
Babe auiammen tretsn, um @ahlbez
ante fir Die srite Uniform primdrz
lDaH am 3. ausuitl bem gountp Wabls
Ratb 5u unterbrsitsn.
Sn elmer Spe3ialfisune ber
eommiidre Duroen auf 4ntraa bes
Wiapors 6elmboIo SITS fir ben
4ntanf zines pferbes fir bas Stras
BEN Cepartement angepiefen.
!. - anfolge bon jdobbuften Raming
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

- uni.r asent in SamiItsu III
Serr GSnaro grud, 449 Sao Saufi.
StraRe. Sel Eel. 476 81, Sum.
BbOne 1851 VI. s.
- Gin bsneu6tsnoer W.tsor iieI
bier am Wlontas IbeHo um b1tb 10
ubr. Gr tam aus noroli6er Rihe
tung, mabts einen 9oseu uno fiel in
Beit 5dmilton. 9apib uno Don
Smpers bon Der Rob 4psnue bisItsn
Die Ridtung bss Wsteors i'm Quge uno
oermutbeten, bab bsrieIbsn in Der 9es
genb Der Sueitpn, iuolth pon Der Rob
4Denue. fis!. Gle befu9tsn oeftern
Worgen bic Geesnb unh fanben Dor
Der Do9nuns bes Qpotbstsrs Sarrp
SuntiH. glo. 116 5usiton Strabs, ben
Metsor in bier Stiden, bon 4 kinabe
p pfunb bas Stiid. auf Der Strube.
9err Smpsrs bat .ins Der Stute in
feinem aaben an Der Sisb S.rabe our
S6au ausseiteQt.
Grau aoblf.pn, tpslae bic
SdpabI6en Jlats on Der Court
Strabs in Srbnuns bdlt. Itiirsts gss
fern bic Warmor!repps binuRter, brad
ben re6tsn urn unb erlitt cine Wunos
um aopf. Or. Wart Wiuitin nabm
Die 9erlegte in gsbdnolung.
- Games Stepurt. tei6er unter
Der In.lage bes Grpbbiebitabls i'm
Gefdngnib feinen pro5sb erpartet,
reihte eiu Geiu6 I'm probutgeri6t Elm,
in rRl6er er BEL Ri6tsr gonnauabton
um ein 9erb0r natfuht. Gr bstbtuert
feline uufhulb unb fiibrt an, bab er
sur 3ett oes 8erbrehsns bstrunfen
mar uno in Der Rdhe Der Raubftdtte
gefunben purbs. CT tpirb am sgreitaa
iein 9erb0r erbalten.
- BIS jest bdbsn ktnaEe 200
Sunoebeiiser bic 5unoeiteusr sHtrit.
tet.
- Die 6umilton Gas 6 electric
Co., einf6lisbli1 Der Goieotto 100
GoteOfen, fpurbs seiisrn i'm guabesaes
ritt in Cincinnati fir $3.50, 900 perr
tauft. 9os gigentbum bate einen
Wertb bon $1,000. 900 uno purbe auf
$746, ,47O.24 absefhdbi. Die 4ttiens
inbabsr tperoen fiA benz Uertaufe nil
berieseu.
--Gorl Reep bon Gomerpille ente
oedte porgeiiern 4benb In ieinem
9ubnerbaus aiDti grobe ihnorse
Shlonsen. tDtlhe cine ansobl stiden
Derf4lungen hntien, ipdhrtnb bic 6en,
nen i1re grut ~ Dsribsibiasn fua!su.
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uno nnter ben Iinfen arm eeitodDen
lpuroe. CIR ipiiroe jeoenfaIls ermoroet
morben iein rpenn uiht elm gtdhbar
gtnmens Mm. Trnte ibm sn SiiIie sc.
eiIt mare lno ben Vriee bns Weel'er
entriiien bate. Vrice beiperfiteIligte
ieine ;sIiidt lnb Ibonas tpurSe mad
nem itdotiihen Soipital gebraht, no
iein 3uitanb fir sien,lif beoentltcD
befunoen Duroe.
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Anseblider Gbedid)spinbIer.

u. G. aietIer. ipelher an Der Cub
oiiede Der IL. unb Mnce StraBe eine
aonoitorei beireibt, meIbete geitern
Der 4oii3cl oaB er Dpn einem itibe.
fannten Wtann mittellt zines ipertb.
loien ebeds INN $40 beihfpinbeIi
mur0e. Ter Wann fdnfte fiir 40 Gts.
See Cream i,nb beSnbIte init benz al
bic Grite Rationalbnnf nusgeiRlien
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-09
LOSES HIS MIND
SUBJECT FLIES
AGED RESIDENT rs TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY AND DERANGEMENT
OF MIND is SAID TO BE DUE TO
DREAD OF THESE PESTS.

Although 1t has been manifested
that much interest was being taken in
the campaign now being waged by the
city board of health to exterminate the
flies and mosquitoes in the city, 1t was
not supposed that any citizen would
become so aroused as to become mem
tally unbalanced on the subject. Yet,
such is the case with one unfortunate
man. ]. H. Dunn, an aged resident,
was committed to the county jail yes
terday on the charge OF lunacy and II
is said that his mind became de-
ranged on the subject Of flies and
mosquitoes.
In fact, when Deputy Sheriff Bewley
took Dunn into custody at the Pearl
Eagan home yesterday morning, the
first question he asked was whether
the flies and mosquitoes were bad
down at the Jail. He told the deputy
that il they were he could not go
down there
On the way to the jail, a runaway
accident was encountered and the
deputy stopped to render some assist
ance to the man, whose horse had run
away and had fallen down in the
neighborhood of the depot. The first
thing Dunn wanted to know was
whether or not flies and mosquitoes
| had made the animal run away &C
cerding 10 those who were present
Dunn is said not to be violent, but
| TO be in constant dread Of flies and
mosquitoes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-09
E[KS STATUE
BE UNVEILED
NEXT FRIDAY
WILL BE CONDUCTED
IN ELKs PLACE AT 5 p. M. AND
INTERESTING ADDRESSES WILL
BE MADE BY PROMINENT MEM.
BEERS OF oRDER-socIAL SEES
SION AT NIGHT.

unwilling ceremonies will be conduct
ed by the Elks in the parkway be-
tween Baylen and Spring streets. on
Garden, known as Elk's Place. when
the life-size bronze Elk statue, re-
Gently erected by this order, will be
unveiled. A number of addresses will
be made by prominent members OF
the order. and the public Is invited
to attend. The exercises will occur
at o'clock.
Friday night at o'clock flag day
services will be conducted in the lodge
rooms at the Elks' home on West
Garden street, followed by q social
session. An interesting and enter
tanning program is now being ar
ranged for the occasion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-09
VITAL STATISTICS.

The following marriage licenses
were issued during the past week from
the office of the county judge:
White.
Jay C. Gamer and Viola May Har-
rison.
George odwin and Clara Van Hoosen.
Frank Versace and Bertha Idell
Langley.
John Henry Barber and Mary An
gelina BinaAam.
William " Edwards and Eula May
Baker.
Louis Lawrence solari and Ada L.
johnson.
Daniel A. Mabire and Anna Goodwin.
Robert F. Goodwin and Clara Hunter.
Colored.
Edward Rhone and Alberta Nelson.
Isaac Brown and Alberta Braxton.
James w. King and Charlotte Woods.
Robert Dixon and Rosina Stallworth.
William NJ. Anderson and Jessie Jor-
don.
John w. r. Jackson and Della z.
Calhoun.
The following births and deaths
were reported during the past week
to the office Of the city clerk:
White Births.
To c. Henderson and wife, boy.
To Leon Vincent and wife, boy.
To Alexander McKinlay and wife. a
boy.
CcIored Births.
To William Springer and wife, a boy.
To Andrew Kyo and wife, boy.
To Jas. T. Gilmer and wife, a boy.
White Deaths.
William Johnson. SIS years, diarrhoea-
Jno. H. Berg, AZ years, acute indi-
gestion.
Mrs. Catherine Olsen, 4s years, heart
trouble.
Infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent, still
born.
Mrs ]. R. Keeling. IS years, menin-
gifts.
Colored Deaths.
Daniel Saffole. 81 years, hemorrhage.
Gussie /. Watts, Jr.. two months,
measles.
Annie Payne, 4e years, malarial
fever.
Martha White, years, drowning.
J. II. Manley, 81 years, chronic neph-
ritis.
Alex Collins, rs years. senility.