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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-01-26
THE SOUTHERN JUBILEE SINGERS AND PLAYERS
Americas Most Versatile Colored Entertainers

IN pIantaln costumes well clothes
VII
Two distinct
combined their
in
by
Dazaa Underwood Ihe Australian by
Mrs Drain Board comedy
shouts and jubilee the
has been spared be
mind that these coored
occasionally that this
the colored 'f ~ -
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-01-26

| have a fine small residence for
sale cheap. NJ. T. Woods.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-01-26

Small house for rent. Inquire
at Mobridge State Bank.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-01-26

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

To scant three-fourths cupful OF
molasses add one cupful lukeWarm
water in which dissolve one level tea
spoonful soda, one well beaten egg
ami two and one-half cupfuls flour
sifted with one teaspoonfus each of
glound cloves and cinnamon. Lastly
add one cupful seeded and chopped
raisins dredged with flour. This is
nice served with the following sauce:
Mix one cupful brown sugar with one
tablespoonful flour, then add gradu-
ally one cupful water, one tablespoon
ful vinegar pinch of salt and one
tablespoonful butter Cook until It is
thick and smooth. When ready TO
serve. slices Of lemon may he added
If desired. The quantities for this
recipe may be doubled or trebled. and
the pudding steamed and kept in a
cool place, Ia resteam I'm case OF en-
ergency. II will keep foy several
weeks or months or even all winter
in cool place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

1t is getting to be the time Of the
year TO expect spring fever in the feet.
ESCAPES this painful afflicton, cspe-
cially those who are past youth and
have accumulated more avoirdupois
than they care to own. There are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

II your children dislike 10 take cas-
tor oil, ny this plan, which works
Ike 4 charm. Give the chlld a strong
peppermint candy and while the taste
of thls is SIN in the mouth give the
dose of oil. or put a drop Of oil OF
cloves on the tongue as this, too, de-
str0ys The sense of taste for mo-
menL A. soon AS the dose II swal-
lowed "A Slice of lemon covered with
sugar should he sucked. The lemon
cuts the oil aud removes every biz Of
II that IL LETT sticking 10 the tongue
ana cheeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

Heat one quart milk and one halt
cupful water 10 the boiling point. then
stir IN one-half cupfuI corn meal and
one-half teaspoonful salt. COOK about
five minutes, stirring constantly. then
remove from fire ana add three
fourths cupful molasses, two cupfms
cold milk, two well beaten eggs. three
tablespo0nfuls butter onc-half tea
spoonful ginger and a pinch of salt.
Bake in well buttered pudding dish
nom three to four houis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

~ The chicks About twenty-five or
lhlrty chicks are as many as should
be put together and considerable COW
er II required IN cold weather ! scald
all coops and brooders thoroughly be.
fore putting the chicks in and scald
them occasionally afterWard to keep
lice and mites away rntl chicks
are three weeks old ! keep them cou-
fined In runs covered with fine mesh
wire, free 10 go to the hover when
they Ike.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

Pineapple Juice one-fourlh cup,
lemon Juice, oue-fourth cupi sugar.
one-third cup, beaten cggs, two tsop-
RratclD. After beating the Nolks we'll
add the juices and sugar, and small
pinch Of salt Beat wen, then cook In
a double boiler A. Il begins 10 boil.
add the well beaten whites. when
whites of eggs are well stirred IN re
move from fire and cool. Th.s can
be made the day before, and served
on any kind Of fruit or ffuit salad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

When cane seated chdus sag. turn
them upside down and wash well with
soapy water, soaking them enough to
gel them thoroughly wet. In drying
they viii shrink to their normal posi-
tlon. 1t is well to begin this treat
ment before the seats have begun to
sag badly. If kept up the seats VIII
wear for a long time. DO not forget
ito have the water soapy. TO keep the
canes pliahle. as clear water would
tend TO make them brittle and easily
Jbroken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17
Bronding Incmbatc" ChlcLs.

Mr.. Editor raise incubator
chicks without artificial heat OF any
kind. ! made brooders of boxes, with
hoNcrs In the top made by tackng
pieces of old WOODEN stuff to frames
in such a way that it bagged down
and touched the chickens backs. Then
old pieces Of comforts were put over
the hover to retain the natural heat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

Min together one egg. one-half cup
ful sugar. one-half cupful milk, one
cupful flour, one teaspoon cream OF
tartar, one-half teaspoonful soda. one
tablespoon butter. melted; one square
chocolate grated or two tablespoon.
fuls cocoa Steam about one hour
and serve with any preferred sauce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

tRhlsspoonfuls cocoa on grated choco-
late. Butter cnstard cups, haif flll
with the above mixture, ana steam
about ono-half hour ! usually place
them IN q steamer ana SET them oyef
the potatoes white they are boiling
Serve Win a sauce made of one hair
cupful butter ,reamed with one Gun
ful sugar and favored with one tea
spoonful vanilla Heap u llttlc Of his
sauce ON each puff
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

To one cupfll sugar add one table
spoonful butter, one beaten egp, ono
cupful milk. one tsapSoonml vanilla
and flour enough 10 make stiff bat
ter as for layer cake, sifted with one
leaspoonful baking powder ana two
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

Take piece of court plaster as
near the shade of the glove as poss.
BILE to mend kid gloves. Moisten and
place under the part to be mended,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

the florist and it has bloomed very
freely, do not throw II away, thinking
that it is useless from being forced.
In the spring when 1t has quit bloom
ing. dig a hole in one of the flower
beds, and sink the pot in IT, up to the
rim. Water it when you water the
other plants. In the fall bring it in
and set it in sunny window. After
this rest II will bloom as well as when
n first came from the florist
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

Dresses and other articles made Of
thin and delicate white material Of
ten become yellow through lying un-
used for time. TO prevent this take
a good sized pillow case and blue it
thoroughly. In this place the article
and baste or pin up the open end to
keep out dust and air. When the bag
is opened the article will be white
and In good condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

Pat alternate layers Of sur cookcd
rice and awberry or raspberry Jam
into tea or individual pudding cups,
aud set away IN an lee box on cellar
10 cool uuul supper time, when they
may he turned out INTO ssucors and
served with cream.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17

carefully smoothing down the Ma un-
III dry, II takes very lllile line 30
apply patch Ike his, and II prop
erly done Il looks very well and VIII
wear as long as the glove, The court
plaster IN also good 10 mend silk
gloves although II VIII not hold for
very long. SlllI parasols may also be
mended With court plaster
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

BGdereisn aIs l1sbsr5us berfdisosnsr
btlliger 3uderiporen un0 als 6irnis
BON 9ebdItern fir psrf9isosne Nabs
rungsmittel gebrdu9t, in gr0Berem
MaBitab miro CT in Der 8rauinou=
Ttiie DsrtpsnOet. Sisr miro Oas Bier,
nG9osm es ben 8rauteffeI berldfz
fen, oft Bis our @erienoung in SOnz
rem ODER 6GRsrn aufbeipdbrt, pel4e
nit S9ellod iibersogsn ober eingefaBt
f;no. Nun tpiro DEFENDERS in Sneieu
Dem S9ellad Muripisment. Elm
Observation-Disclosures, 5ugeieBt, UNI
oenfelben unbur9f9tig au MAIDEN,
rno our @r3ielung Der 9ardttsriiti=
fden li9tFrobgelben Scribe. Die
groben bon aublrei9en Sorteu BON
S9eIlad BADEN NrfengebuIt ergsben.
Menn audi Die Mrfenmense, tpeI4e Der
8iertrinter i'm GinaeIfall uufnimmt,
cine gang geringe 1T, 10 bleibt bod
gu beoenten, DAB ArTen Elm i'm R0r=
per fi9 anbGuftnoes 9ift 1T. Bel
uns Iino osrdrtige acknowledgement
hes @9ellads ni9t betannt ~getpOroen.
NidtsOeftopeniger muB Dor Der 8ez
nubung fol9en S4eIIdds getparnt
perOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
geracHene ~ga3cfOmpreTen.

Die in Sen leBten Sabr8s1nten
foloRal geiteigerte Sperationstdtis=
..eit bat natursemGB aud cine Stetsez
rung Der iiblen 3ufdIIe our 5olge,
~ pel9en ia audi Die 3uriidlaKung
ben Sremot0rpern in Munoen nno
&0rperb0bIen geb0rt. Na9 S9dts
5ungen BON 5a9leuten tommt oas
8erfeben Der 3uriidIaKung zines
Sremot0rpers Bel 500 Bis 1000 Spe=
rationen einmal Dor un0 gebOrt gu
Dem Nifito, pel9es ieoe Operation
bietet. 9dufigsr fin0 oaneben nod
ole SGIIe. mo S~remOt0rper (Sntru@
mente uno @a3etupfer) pdbr,nO Der
Separation perloren, aber nod ppr
@9lub Der @unoe dufgefunoen uno
aus Der 8au9b0ble entfernt tperoen.
Die 3eitoauer oes @erpeilens Der
@a5etomprsKe in Der 8au9b0ble
f6pantt onif9en mebreren Eagen
uno apOif Sabren. Sft peiB ii9 Die
Natur feIbit gu belfen, inoem ie ben
5remOtOrper ausf9siOet. Die bdu=
fieite Dirt Der Nusi9eioung oes
6%remot0rpers erfoIgt our9 Ginpan=
6erung in Ben Darn uno Mus1@ei=
crng auf natiirIi9em Meee. Oefter
d~lleroings geIingt Oiefe MusfAeioung
ni9t uno Der SOB erfolgt an 8au9=
feIlent3iin0ung, penn ni9t ser
6remOt0rper our9 cine re9toeItise
Operation entfernt miro. 9isIe unz
sliidli6en 3ufdIle ereignen fi9 bdu=
fig. ipenn fonitige iible 3ufdlIe Bel
Der Operation auftreten, 3. ..
G9pierigteiten Der Nartofe uno 8lu=
tunger, our9 pslGe Die MufmertfamS
felt oes Operuteurs in Mnfpru4 gez
nGmmen pOer er in cine beionOere @r=
regung perfeBt miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

RiidFdlIfieber sebOrt bisrber. 8efOus
oers pi9tig fir ben 5ortf9ritt bet
Der 8etGmpfung oieisr Spiro9dtenr
f~rant6eiten mar Die Gntoedung 0es
@npbiliserregsrs. SIN Nnfanesfas
blum Der &rontbeit fam ie nit uors
siiqli9em GrfoI9e NIT Salpurfdn be-
ban0elt meroen. S9pieriger 1T Die
8ebonoIune, fpenn Die Grreeer be-
reits in oas 3entralnerbenIpitem ein=
ee0runeen Iino. Oas BON elmer Jlii>
fiofeit abaef9loTen miro, Die SdlDdr=
ian ni9t binOur9lGBt unO poriH oas
ber Die 8dfterien ni9t abgetOtet tpers
SEN tDnnen. Cine lGngere, pieoer=
bolte GinipriBung BON SalDaridn
f6eint ieOD9 au9 in fol9en 5Gllen
cine giinitise 9eilpirfung gu baden,
ndbreno i'm Mnfangstaoium cine
einmalige @infpribung in tur5er 5rif
beiIenO tDirtt. Nu9 Oie Bel @erfu9en
NIT MilabranO, ROtlauf unO &oB
our9 oas SalDarfan ge5eittgten @rs
fcIee fpornen 81 peitern @erfu4en
auf oiefem @ebtete an. Gerner bat
@albarfan cine giiniige Mirtung gee
gen poden, S9urIa9, 8ruftfeu4e,
&inOerlG6mung uno aud Sumore,
NeubilOungen. QeBtere Defenders
bdben bis6er Der Mebiain Elm unI0sz
li6es RGtfsl u~ufgsgeben. Sic tpur=
Gen bispeilert nit Raoium un0 Mez
tallberbinoungen erfplerei9 bebanoelt-
Die bisber in perbGltnismGBig turser
3eit in Der GbsmDtberapie Defenders
6ur9 @brli9 uno feline Schiller err
5ielten @rfOlse fpornen gu peitern
@erfu6en auf oiefem 9ebiete an, uno
es tit aufs freuOigite gu begriiBen,
baB sic &aifer=W ilbelm @efellf9dft
our 5DrOerung Der @iKenf4often in
nG9ffer 3eit an Die @rri4tuns eli
neg TOrfaunesinfituts fir @bsmO>
tberapte 9eben miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
NsNes ans
Aatitr. INN Ertlkunnp.
G6irnrailde llebcrplan1nnacn.

G6irnrgiIde ltebcrplan5unscn.
Die @unoertuten Des g3en gorter
Gbirurgen aIeris @arrel, Ser Oieies
SGbr nit Dem Hobelpreis dusge3ei6z
net nOroen 1T, srf9einen als Die
prattif9s @erpirtlidung elmer iebr
alien SOee. @9on friiber bat man
rcrfu9t, berIorene meni9li9e @lteo@
noBsn our9 onoere gu srfeBen, oAne
HoB freili9 ToI9 tompliaierte nSrarsz
plantdtiDnen" g%slun9en pGren, pie
iie GarrsI ousqefibrt bat. Sn eli
rer Wo9snI9rift DerOffentli4t nun
Bouts GOre1t Die Qbbiloung zines
itdIieniI9en 8iloes BON @nOe oes
16. Sabrbunoerts, auf Dem Die ues
berpflan5ung zines gdnaen Seines
nit Dem @9enfel oargeteIIt miro.
Ginem Manne, osFen 8ein dmpue
tiert 1T. febt elm 4rSt Oas frti9s
e5gef9nittene 8ein zines Negers an;
riefer ungliidli9e 1T i'm untern Sell
nss 8ilOss odrgeiteIlt, ME er itirbt.
Ote gdn3e Mrt, pie 0ieie ueberpflanz
sung our9gefibrt miro, lam nd4
Ser Mnfi9t oes 5a9mannes feline @r@
finoung oes Malers fein, fonoern
muB auf iraenopsI9e @orbilOer ooer
@erfu6e Der Mirtli9teit 3uriidges
len. Man bat pabrf9einli9 fdon
Hdmdls berflht. 0urh Die Werbtn>
rung nod lebenoer @eipsbe nit Dem
IOrper Elm 3ufammenpa4ien oes
frsmosn @Iieoss nit Dem Srganis>
mus gu er3ieIen. 6ormcn D.. ues
berpflanaungen gepiRer menI4li6et
Gstpebe firo f9on i'm alien Snoien
betanni, mo cine gauge Aer3tetluRc
feriibmt tuar our1 lire SefGtd iG;s
felt, dbgef1nittene Nafen Onr4 arr
0ere gu erfeBeu. Dus Mbf4neiOeu
ION Nofen Bel 8erbre9ern mar cine
baufig ausgefiibrte Strufe. 10 bob es
hen Meraten an frif9em Material fiir
i6re NaIsnoperationen ni1t feblte.
Die Jort19ritte Der l1eberpflan3ung
menf9Ti9er @etpe6e, sic Die inoif9e
9Rsoi3in gemd9t bate, Iino aud mad
europa geIangt unO Inn oie W1itte
6ss Is. Sabrbunoerts finOet fi9 in
Stalien cine aus @i3ilien ftammenOe
TamiIie acknowledgement Ner3te, Die
8rancu, Batter unO Sobn, Die pegen
Serartiger Sperationsn einen guten
9tuf batten. SIM Is. Sabrbunoert
CAB es in Bologna cine S9ule febr
gef9idter Aerate, Die fi4 bel nit uss
berpfIan3ungen bef4dftigten. Oa oas
ton SOreft aufgefunoene @emdlos
Ter bOlogneff9en S9ule dn5ugeb0ren
i9eint, 10 tpGre bier elm 3ufammsn<
lang gegeben. @iellei9t lit Der barr
9eiteIlte Mrat Ser beriibmte 8oIosne=
Ter @birurs Rafpdr SagliacO33u, Der
1899 ftarb unO tpobl einmdI 0as tib~
ne Experiment gema9t baben fam,
Elm Negerbein auf einen rei9en pdz
ttenten, Der fein eigenes 8ein ber<
loren bate, gu iberpflan3en. 9aB
freili9 oiefer Garrel oes 16. SabrS
Eunoerts nit oiefem tolltiibnen @er=
iu9, Der allie beutigsn Operationen
melt binter iid lGBt, @rfOlg bate,
1T ausgef4lOfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
Ginc meme Grieuscfabr.

Dor einisen Sabren errsste in Gng<
lono cine epioemif6 auftretenoe Ner>
penentaiinoung Auffeben. Ser llrz
ffrung oerfelben tOnnte auf ben
giertonfum aus elmer beftimmten
8ruuerei 5u~riidgefibrt tperOen, mo
cls 3ufaB gum Bier GGure benuBt
tpur0e. ole Bel Ser llm%ipanoIung Der
Stdrte in .3uder beripanoelt miro.
Sc it nun feitgeitelIt pOroen, Dab
G9sqad pielfa9 Mrfenit entbGlt.
G9sllod miro in Ser Nabrungsnitz
teIinOuitrie in gerinsem umfang In
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Qaut einem Beri&t
aus Snnsbrud tpurben in benMinIGs
snuer Bergen flint 9irten nit elmer
S9afberoe bon elmer S9neeIapine
iiberrof9t unb in bic Siefe gerifsn.
Drei 9irten unb mebrere G9afe La
gen tief unter benz @9nee. Die Mens
f9en tonnte man nod LANCER Nrbsit
rstten, bic Siere finD umgetOmmsu.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

MatDmanns 9etL. IRA,
Mbieu, SAITH penn iA dbtir3' =
tannIt tpmmen unb mid in Oeinen
grmen auffangen!" - rNu, ma!
Dasu brduGen g net erft 'naufs
trareln - tpeHn g. ii@ 9als unb
8eine bre9en lafen ppIen. 10 mars
ten e. nod a biBl. ba tummt mel
56abert. Der nirO's Sbna audi beIOr'
bsn!"
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
Der G6emismns Oes tieriiden Send
tens.

ANttS~
9ie 5rage, tpesbal6 10 unO 10
biele Siere leu6ten, 1T bisber meiit
nur i'm Sinblid auf ben 3ped Oieisr
@rf9einung bedntnortet poroen, rnz
ter SinpeiS auf bic bobe 8eoeutung
Der 2aterne uno Der S9einDerfer,
nit Oenen Sieffeefii9e unb anoere
Mteeresbcfpobner entpeber ibre nmges
bung abIeu9ten. ober anoere Siere
bal6 anloden, balb berf9eu9en m0>
qen. ueber ben @bemtsmus bes
2eu9tborganges oaseeen bdben mir
nur ungenaus 8orftellungen, tpenn
mir aud piFen, baB @dlerftoff fir
ibn Elm unbeDinetes @rforbernis 1T.
pie oenn gum 8ei1piel elm 2eu9tS
tGfer9en auf @erbi9ten unb 8erbiinz
nen Der 2uft prompt nit Aufleudten
uno @erl0fdsn %reasiert. Or. Nlois
GSepa 5ef9dftigt ii9 nun nit Der
9emii9en Natur beg 2eu9tpOrgans
ges; ct tniipft 5unG9it an ben febr
beaatensperten 9inipeis, baB aablrei@
6e Stere i'm Meere leu9ten, aber
au9 niGt elm einaises i'm SiBnaHer,
oie @~rpGgung, bob Sal8e gum 3us
ft~anbetommsn bes 2eu9tprDaefIes err
foroerIi9 feien. Seben mir uns unz
ter ben 9emi{9en H%eattionen nm,
Sic i'm 2eagensglafe nit 2eu9t>@rs
f9einungen berbunben finb, obne tpez
Tentli@ WGrme al ~entpideln, 10 fins
ben mir, oab in Der Sat Diele BON
ibnen an Die @egenpar1 BON Salaen
gebunben fino. Meiter fibrten folz
genoe grpd9ungen unb @rperimente:
bas 2eu9ttdfer9en muB Die our
2eu9treattiOn n0tigen 9emi14en
@erbinouneen aus ieiner Nahrung
be5ieben, biefe aber beitebt aug 6us
mus, uno mar miro finben. baB
biefe &Gfer, DEFENDERS Serquetf8te
Sier9en, fart na6 9umus rie9en.
Nuf @runb biefer &enntnis CAB Oaz
FER @sitlaner gu elmer pGferigen
Nuff9pemmung BON 9umus 6oppelt=
foblenfdures Patron uno MaHerfoffs
Superorbb, nobel er cine beutli9e
2eu9trecttion erbielt. Mubri9eins
li9 fptelt fi4 ungefGbr biefelbe Reatz
tion aud in benz &Gferden ab, nur
0aB in inn Itatt Der ertpdbnten Ghez
mitalien bds in 3a6lrsi9en &0rnern
porbanbene barnfaure Nmmoniat -
olIo pieosrum Elm @al5 unb Der
SdueritOff Der 2uft bic 9umus=
Subtdnaen gum 2eu9ten brinat.
ga bds 2euhten alfo cine SoIge
Der Na9rung 1T. 10 bsriteben mir es,
fparum Del Der tIeineren @rt n~nferer
2eudtfGfer. 2amppris fplenbibrld
6as @eib4en, oas nrr in feudtem
8umus lebt, 10 5ienli9 am gdn3en
RDrper li9tgelb 1T, nGbrenb Be- Der
gr1Beren Qeu1ttGferdrt 2ampbris
noctilucd oas MeibGen, 6as duA
CRIME pflanSen friBt, f9on bebeutenO
tpeniger leudtet unb Ole fliegenben
MGnnfen beiber Mrten am gonSen
&Grper nit Musnnbme Der leu9tenben
Stellen am Sinterleib f@tparo ino,
~ Mls Der 0umiis bes Meeres. Der
Sen Sieffeetieren ous 2su9ten ermOsz
Ii9t, mare na9 g5epd Der furdibare
&egsn tierifder 2eiden anaufeben. be-
ItGnbig langfam BON Der Sberf.d9e
in bic Siefe binabriefelt unb mad Nn~
Ii9t pteler GorI9er einen erpBen
Sell Der Na6rung bieler Siefieetiere
btlnet.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-06-06
A. F. Of /. STRIKE BENEFITS.

Washington, June 6.-The federal
labor and trade unions attached direct
ly to the American Federation of La
Dor, there being no international or
ganization holding jurisdiction over
the class OF work performed by the
membership of these unions, have
been recipients Of large strike bene-
fits during the last seven months. The
constitution of the American Fedora
ton of Labor provides that where or
CARNATIONS have been in continuous
good standing for one year, Its mem
bers Gin good standing for one year,
also), are entitled to strike benefit
of 81 per week. The first seven
months of the fiscal year, according
to report rendered by Secretary
Morrison to the executive council,
shows that s5O059 have been paid out
as strike benefits to members Of, the
organization referred to. This is the
largest amount of strike benefits ever
paid by the Federation in any one
like period. Benefits are still being
drawn by large number of strikers.
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WANTS FILING TIME
ON ALL TELEGRAMs

Washington, June 6.-S. A. Konen-
kamp. president Of the Commercial
Telegrapherse' Union Of America, ap
peared recently before the house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce to urge favorable ocnsidera-
ton of the Cary bill, providing that
telegraph companies shall put the
filing time on messages, as Is done In
Europe, and also in Massachusetts, and
MARYLAND under the state laws. Tnls
bill is designed to stop the practice OF
telegraph companies sending mes
sages by mail. The most conspicuous
inetance of sending messages by mail
occurred at the time Of the San Fran
cisco earthquake, when thousands OF
messages wer eaccepted by the tele-
graph companies, but owing to the
fact that the wires were down and
impossible, the mes
sages were sent by mail, although the
telegraph companies accepted the rul-
ing telegraph rates for transmission.
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Wilbur, should be strictly enforced,
for it is far easier to enforce a rea.
sonable law from the start than to
restore the efficiency of law that
has become more or less of a dead
letter."
DR.. M. G. Ocerlock, medical inspec-
or of factories in Massachusetts, told
low education can aid in the perven-
ton of Industrial diseases. Medical
colleges should add to their curricu-
tum, he said departments for the
diagnosis and treatment of industrial
diseases; industrial clinics similar to
that in successful operation in Milan,
Italy, should be established here; and
industrial hygiene exhibits, similar to
the travelling exhibit sent out by the
Association for Labor Legislation,
should be used to stimulate. those at
the head of industrial establishments
to provide the best sanitary cOndi-
tions.
DR.. Harold K. Gibson, medical in
spector of factories in Illinois, then
told of the beneficial results which
have followed the application of the
new Illinois law requiring medical in
spection of factories.
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Blame Government
For Work Diseases

Atlantic City, N. r., June 6.-'eThe.
government is responsible and if alone
can remedy many Of the needlessly in.
furious conditions which produce the
Industrial diseases described by. bhvsi-
clans at these meetings" said DR.. John
B. Andrews, of New York, secretary of
the American Association for Labor
Legislation, Tuesday. evening, at the
Second National Conference on Indus
trial Diseases. For the first time in
America" said DIR. Andrews. "eight
states have recently enacted laws re-
quiring physicians to report cases of
occupational disease, such as lead
poisoning and compressed air illness.
congress has finally abolished the
match workers 'phossy jaw, and al
though this country is still woefully
behind Europe in many respects, we
move rapidly when once started, and
another generation will see America
leading the nations of the world in the
promotion of industrial hygiene, The
topic under discussion at this session
was the function of the state in the
promotion of industrial hygiene.
Cressy l.. Wilbur, chief statistician
of vital statistics of the United States
Census Bureau, read a paper upon
Notification Of Occupational Dis
cases." discussing especially the rela-
ton between mortality statistics of
occupational diseases( as given by the
census, and statistics Of Illness. from
occupational disease furnished under
the new laws passed in eight states
which require physicians to report
such diseases. These laws" said Mr..
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FEDERAL UNION II
GETS MORE MONEY

Mineville, N. Y. June 6.-The Fed
eral Labor Union Of this city, comprls-
ing approximately 700 members. en-
ployed in and around zinc mines, have
just secured zoe d day increase. The
company has also agreed that 1T will
meet with a committee from the un-
ion In the future. Further, that an
other conference will be granted in
three months to consider still
further increase in wages, and also
the question of reducing the work
day. Negotiations have been in prog
ness for several weeks, and at one
time a strike appeared imminent, but
matters, as stated above, have been
worked out satisfactorily to both en-
ployes and employers.