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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
Vast Number of Infant Deaths
from Preventable Causes
Again Emphasized; Appal-
ling Slaughter of Innocents,
Says Miss NOyes.
Especial Correspondence 60 the Heraia

L"tNNhaA correspondence 70 Use Herald L
washington. Sept 21--The Fiji
teenth International Congress ~ Hy-
Eienc and Demography continued its
sessions today with the discussion of
score ~ scientific subjects
la support of the conclusion that
20 get the best results la the grading
OF human beings, the mental and ply
sicRl conditions at the individual
should be- kept In equilibrium. Pro-
lessor Thomas y. Rotch OF Harvard
medical school. not only argued that
the labor and work ct children should
be adapted to the individual child. but
he presented complete system by
which the stage OF development OF
children might ac determined. prac-
tically automatically.
\ review OF statistics showing the
vast number OF deaths from prevent
able causes among infants was pre-.
scented hy pr. s. W Newmayer. In
charge OF the division OF child ny.
giene, bureau of health 90 Phuadel-
phia DR. Newmayer showed that Ia
the United states In 1910 more than
10000 babies died In their hrst year.
ana as per cent OF that number died
In the FIRST month.
suggesting means whereby city and
state health departments could super
wise a large percentage of the births.
Or. Ncwmayef strongly advocated
employment by All cities and towns Of
municipal visiting nurses. who should
teach the prospective mother tho pro.
per hygiene and caro- before cOnfne.
ment and the care and feeding " tho
baby after birth.
Miss Clara II. Noyos. general super
lntcndent OF training schools OF Belle
yue and allied hospitals. New York
city. delivered paper devoted 10
hyglen" oi infancy and childhood and
school hygiene.
In America. with characteristic
disregard Of our natural resources, we
have not protected and conserved our
child life, We have not recognized
the midwife as a necessary part of our
social structure Attempts have been
made from time 10 time 60 eliminate
hcr, always unnecessarily. however.
We have closed our eyes and let her
alone. without means OF education,
gnd without adequate laws for con-
troll and supervision said she
Miss Noycs quoted from the census
report for 1910 showing that In that
year there were i5t,313 deaths OF
babies under one year old In fac
ing tais appalling early slaughter OF
the innoCents wa cannot ignore a
single contributing factor she said;
the conclusion ot the whole matter
seems 60 o." In intelligent mother
| u I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
WOMAN SOUNDS A
NOTE Of WARNING
AS TO CANAL
New Orleans Resident Says
Her City Is Asleep at the
Switch and New York Is
but Little Better.

New orleans, Ia. Sept "..--lt is e
woman who sounds "a note OF warn.
ing 60 Americans about the import
Snce uf watching ana guarding
against foreign trade aggression 10
the Canal Zone.
Tint New Orleans is asleep al the
switch ana that NeV York is but little
better In the opinion 81 some 81 the
leading publ, men 100 the city ui Pan
anna and the canal ZONE said Mrs
t.. Faulkner. assistant manager of tho
Progressive union, on her return from
a Flsit Go Panama Yesterday
Oth"r countries. Germany. Ems
llad ana Japan, are buying land Tor
possible Industrial purposes. and have
their trade missionaries down there
laying the lines tor future develop
mrut The pubamauans are making
mo- great effort but are quite aware
uf the fact that their particular point
lot Central America Is destined 90 be-
come a great purchasing ana distfin-
uting point Tor two hcmisphcrcs. Tho
United states government BIZ keeping
any large part OF the Canal Zone from
passing into the hands OF outside par
ties ana purchnHiuE it themselves.
This VIII in no way affect the COM
mrrcr Of Pauutut ana colon, as u
s nt these points concentration viii
be- made, Already plans are ntOot tUt
huge warehouses az Panama ana On
every hand one meets the men with
vision enough to see beyond the next
few years and put out their hands To
grasp O. few of the enormous future
possibilities.
FINDS Panama Climate Delightful.
~ heard great deal of talk about
the climate. Che heat and the general
unhealthincss OF the tropics but In
Justice / must say I found most de-
llghttul climatc--nugcr too hot In the
day time ana cool enough ~ sleep
with cover az night. only once ola
We see a mosquito. ana that was
while driving To ola Panama. the
happy hunting ground OF Morgan ~
buCCancer fame In the zone almost
every little tricklo OF water is treated
by the government with some de-
structiye yermin nald. and the healthy
appearance OF the population, native
and otherwise, 10 7rooG sufficient OF
the healthiness OF tho climate and q
very visible sign OF the influences OF
the United states government in the
way OF sanitation
In Colon ana Panama II h almost
Impossible 90 buy American goods
the majority of stuff offered being
European. They even advertise the
fact that they keep no American. bat
imported goods, cotton and prints
being the main American stuple
bought from the states. Rchdy-to'
wear stores are conspicuous hy thciI
absence. and In this ana similar lines
there are big possibilities for the en-
tefpTlsing pioneer The natives are
good Hpenders aud quick 20 rocognizs
"a ahoddy from good article.
Too much can not be said Of ths
| Pnnamanan hospitality and courtesy -
an every side We were treated royalty
though perhaps the fact that We wer'
American girla, who are grpatly nd
mired BY thu natives. had a 5000 dea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
TOM GABLE BECOMES
DAWSON HOTEL MANAGER
Former Tcrritoifal Game Warden
Takes over Leading Hosiery in
IIustling Mining Town

II is announced that Tom T. Gable.
for "a number OF years game warden
Va New Mexico. hats tgKen over the
entire nitufgement ~ The leading
hotel IN DawAoh, IN the northern part
of th" state, ana viii hereafter devote
his time aud talents Co looking after
the accommodation oI guests instead
ui cndcayuriug tu rousprt, Wild game
ln the state. MIR, GUbl, enjoys very
wide acquaintance ia Sew Mexico ANA
u Is certain that almost everybody
who visits Dawson hereafter win
register at nls hotel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
DR.. Hartman SAYS:
Write 10 Peruna Testimonials ~ You
Want to Know the Truth.

The following lettor was received by
Or. Hartman through his regular cor.
dependence:
II notice tho testimonial OF Mrs
Alice Boyle, which you give In your
last article. II / should write her do
yon suppose she would give mo fur.
tHer particulars 1 have heard ID
taid many times that such tpstimou-
ials arc fakes; that they are either
absolutely fictitious or else the people
have been hired 90 write them ] have
been inclined Co write you great
many times ont these stories about
patent medicine .dycrtisrmcnts have
discouraged me from doing 10. /
am afflicted with yatarrh and should
Ike very much 90 und remedy such
as your article descrlbes"
60 tho above letter Or. Hartman
made the following reply.
My dear Madam - do not wonder
that YOU are confused and have lost
all faith Ia advertised remedies There
has been SO much said against them.
30 much controversy concerning them.
/ AIN not surprised that some people
have Lost confidence IN them
wish you would write Mrs Boyle,
as one woman TO another. wish YOU
would ask her whether she has been
- red 10 write such testimonial.
whether her testimonial represents
The truth.
hope YOU will remember that she
~ housewife. like yourself that she
has something 10 do besides write let
tors. that she rs q woman OF moderate
meals ana cannot AFFORD 90 write
these letters and pay her own postage,
! hope you viii euflose stamp so she
can answer you without loss 20 her
self Mrs. Boyle is Il very cstimabie
lady ana no doubt you viii both proni
by being acquainted with each other,
should you conclude 10 try Peruna
for your Catarrh l would be very Glad
10 hear of tho result. / can assure
you that no use will be made OF your
letter, except by your written consent
Mira Boyle very kindly consented 20
have mo use her letter. which Is my
reason Tor doing 80. and you Will bc
treated exactly az she has Oeen.
People recover from chronic catnrrh
who take Peruna. There is no doubt
about that Some surprising recov-
cries are reported almost daily.
have thousands of them In my files.
Peruna Is Tor sale ~ all drug stoes
SPECIAL NOTICE--Many persons
are making inquiries for the old.
time pcruna To such would Say
this formula Is now put out under the
name of KA-TAR-NO. manufactured
D, KA-TAR-ND Company columbus
Onto. Write Co them and they viii be
pleased Ca send YOU free booklet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
Paint Can Explodcs.

3 Montrose. colo, Sept Mrs. j.
r. Frees and her granddaughter, Har-
tacher, had narrow escape from
urning 20 death when a can of paint
al had been placed on a stove tn
arm exploded, setting fire Ia their
.lothlng The woman wrapped the
child In her skirts and stood dazcd
hntil her husband draggcd both from
fho house. Roth We're severely
burned,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27

Balm tor q day or so the nasty dis
chars" wiz bo checked the path.
auirucss and fever gone and you VIII
NO longer boz offensive to yourself and
your friends hy constantly hawking,
splitting and hlowiug
shake OFT the grip of cutarrh be-
fore lt impnifs your sense ut TASTE,
smcll and hearing ond persons your
whole system. lu "a shott time you
can bee "um plsteiy cured ct This ds-
ease by using Ely's Cream Balm
This healing untiscptic Baim does u"t
fool you bH short deceptive relief,
hut completely uNercoWrs an" disease.
81 clears thr uoa" mead pnt throat ~
Hu fhr rank poison Hnuth"r. hrtiH
ana strengthens the raw, sore W'u
huu,s mIkluE you proof against
colds and ratarrh
ON, application viii ouuyuc, Eou
aud lO-,rui bottle win generally
curr tho worst ease pl rutarth 10 H
guaranteed Get ia from yuur drug
gisl TODAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
AWAY WITH CATARRH
A FILTHY DISEASE
A Safe 0ld-Fashioned Rem.
edy Quickly Relieves All
Distressing symptoms.

n YOU are subject 10 frequent colds.
or ~ YOU nave any ot the distressing
symptoms of cutarrh, such as stuffed
up feeling In the head, proiuso dis
charge from the nute, sores In the
nose nhlegm In tho throat cauSing
hawking and splitting. dull pain la the
head or ringing in the ears, Just
anoint ihc nostrils or rub the throat
or chest with little Ely's Cream
Balm. and see how quickly you VIII
set relief.
In "a few minutes YOU VIII feel your
head clearing, aud after uslnG the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
Wants Uncle Sam to Spend
Million TO Detect White Pldg ue

York declared ne has seen many nun
drcds 81 children adopted ur ether
wise sent out into the world. and IT,
respective OF their origin they had
held their own In whatever environ
ment they were 90 be- placed.
we may mold a child largely as We
will" he said. and the fashipninR ana
the moulding. whether II be done well,
inadvertently or badly depends moro
upon the molder and the childrcn's ass
sociations than upon the material
worked upon"
lie offered entire agreement with
the person who he said. had de-
clared that n two infants. one born IN
a palace and one IN "a hoyel. both la
fair physical condition, we're exchaug-
80 on the day OF birth, eayh would
WCrk out his destiny along the lines
Of bis environment, The chld Of the
huvd would grow up To the palace ana
tho 1nspring Of tha palace would re-
main ON the level OF the novel,
character indicates the indiyid.
ual." Dy Kerlry asserted, "Hereduy
has but little influence in determining
character, Character above an THINGS
else is the product Of environment
Arguing that the state spends mil
lions of dollars Tor the segregation OF
ia criminals, drunkarus. paupers aHd
degenerates. Or, Kerley made appeal
for the creation OF commission or
committee by which the state might
have authority over every child
81 In only by such means that We
viii ever solve many Of the urgent
problems before us" he said pro
phylakis against crime. degeneracy
and general Nnrthlessness are Ia tho
hands OF the public for the signal bet
tcrmen' of the race
Mothers should suckle their child
ron as God intended" declared Dr
william u. Davis, vital statistieian 81
the health department OF Boston
Mass
"Of babies reaching the age at two
weeks one In Ave dies before year
old if bottle-fod," said Dr Davis
while " breast. fed, only one Ia thirty
fails 20 reach the onc-year mark. This
means that the deaths of tuese INFANTS
would be- sixty per cent less than they
are today " all babies were breast
fed. some countries have already
walked 10 tina astonishing fact and foe
example IN Norway ana sweden
where mothers DO suckle their child
rem. tho infant mortality rates are
among the lowest In the world"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF
CRIMINAL. ST NTISTICS

washington, sept 2I.--trln,lnnl
conditions In the United states. and
the relation uf infant mortality 20 fac.
tory labor were some of the subjects
discussed today az the Fifteenth In
Congress of hygiene and
D,musrrphy
John Korcu. expert special agent Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27

The implicit confidence thar many
people have In ChamherlaIn'a collie.
Cholera ana Dlarrnoea Remedy Is
founded on their experience IN the use
of that remedy and their knowledge
Of the many remarkable cures 81 col.
ic, diarrhOed ana dysentery that IL
has effected. For sole by an drug
gist9.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
10 suspend TolIs At EApo-ltion.

Washington. Sept 27-Itcur Ad-
mural StauntOu. member of the CONF
mission appointed hy President Taft
To enlist attention OF foreign nations
"a The Panama Pacific exposition at
san Francisco IN 1915. has made an
official report recommending that
legislation be- enacted 60 permit for
"ign men OF war taking part IA the
exposition Go pass the Panama canal
free Of tolls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27

You need a pair of ruhbers 10 pro-
tect yourself against the cold ana
Namp weather ahead OF as We have
al sizes for men, women ana chil-
'lren. c. Mays shoe store, Sii West
central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27

n you know % the real value ~
Chamher'ain's Eminent Tor lame
back, aoyeneas of the muscles. sprains
anu rheumatic palma, YOU would never
wish 90 he without H. For sale by
all dTugglatA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27

Trlmblos Livery stables Phone q.
bryant co. Messenger Phone SOC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27

smelling garden
fact everything that make suburban home such
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27

Rio Grande Boulevard
ing) selling beautiful building garden lots $50
fortified
cultivation from $500 to $500 suit
purchaser,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-24
DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
-55w
Plaintiff Allowed Sixty DAYS in
Which to Amend Declaration
Decision in Brewery Case.

To the -. OF Recker VS. the Southern
Railway CO pany,in which the plaintiff
claims SlG o samages for injuries ia
one OF his uds while working in the
machine 81, ps OF the defendant COM
pany in this city, Judge Barley has
sustained the demurrer TO tbs declara-
ton on the grounds OF contribntory
negligence assumption OF risk with
leave to plaintiff to ansNd the declara-
ton at any time during the next sixty
daya. Recker> claims that the accident
was due to the absence OF proper light
in the shops.
In the case OF the Arlington Brewery
Company Judge Barley has overruled
the decision OF the Police Court which
decided that the company could de-
liver beer in this city from their own
wagons. The commonwealth had aD
peaed the case. As 4 pill is now pend
ing before the Legislature OF Virginia
which may materially change existing
laws in this matter, The decision will not
become operative until the fate OF the
bill referred to shall have heen deter
mined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-24
LOCAL BREVIrIES

The annual meeting of the Bachelor
Club was held last night, wnen the fol-
lowing officers were elected 10 serve Tor
the ensuing year: Douglass Stuart,
president; w. w. Ballenger, vice presl-
dent; J. y. Williams, treasurer; O. A.
Kirk, secretary; j. William May, IL
Lrarian.
Peter 0. Newman, sixty years old. a
driver, living at 81 north Patrick
street, received 4 broken coIlarbone
and had four ribs broken from COL
lision with q stable door at the aims
housuhouse yesterday, his horse having
become unruly. Newman is being
treated at the Alexandria Hospital by
DR.. F. A. German.
Ten candidates from Falls Church
Lodge OF Odd Fellows were last night
initiated into the mysteries OF Odd
Fellowship by the degree team OF 20
tomac Lodge, OF this city. Following
the degree. work there was smoker
Mrs. Nettie Summers, vile CT George
/ l.. Summers formerly of Alexandria
deI at Barnesvile, Ga, at six O'Clock
this morning.
The supply OF country produce II
market this morning showed but
slight increase over that OF last Satur
day. There was nothing new TO re
port.
Samuel H. Lunt, auctioneer, solo
today for R. D. Brumback. trustee,
house and lot on Columbus street
between Wilkes and Gibbon, to iona
than Matthews for 5000.
Officers Roland and Kern at an early
hour this morning found two boys
strolling Ieisurely along on King street
They we're taken in custody when i
was found they had ran away from tb'
Industrial Home School in Washing
ton. The authoslties OF that instltu
ton we're notified and later IN the day
the youngsters we're turned over to ar
officer OF the school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-24
AGED WOMAN MURDERED.

Toledo, O., Feb. 24.--Alrs. Helena
NIadge. an aged shopkeeper. was kill
cd here early today when robbers en-
tered her shop. tore a money belt
from her body. bound her 10 chair
and ransacked the little shop for the
fortune the woman was supposed to
be guarding in the place. The cor
oner says the woman was smothered
by bandits who covered her mouth
10 prevent an outcry.
Mother Madge, as she was Known
had been robbed often enough TO
accept such events without eXvlte-
ment. The woman has been prevl-
ously been held up for sums ranging
from s5 to several thousands. 70
lice have urged her TO retire from
business and deposit her money in a
bank. She insisted on tending shop
and hiding her money around the
place.
How much she lost this time is un-
certain. Police are working on the
theory that intimates Of the old wo
man planned the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-24
REV. DIR. CALEY'S LECTURE.

Alexandria will be given an oppor-
tunity this year OF hearing one Of the
most enjoyable and instructive courses
OF lecture.
The Rev. Llewellyn n. Galley B. d.
Rector of the Church OF st. Jude
and the Nativity, Philadelphia, PA
Delegate from the third department of
the general board OF Religion Educa.
ton and author Of cannon 55, OF G.
B. R. Education will open the course
on Monday evening February 2Gth
with an Introductory lecture on How
we got our English Bible" following
this with four lectures en- the Earthly
life of Jesus Christ. "
The lectures will be given Monday
evenings at eight O'Clock in the Young
Peoples Building and the subjects are
as follows:
March 18th The Private Lie oil
Jesus Christ"
March 1lth The Public Ministry OF
Tesus Christ.
March 18th The Miracles and Teach
ing of Jesus Christ.
March 2oth The Passions and Risen
Life OF Jesus Christ.
Each lecture will be illustrated by
fifty beautifully colored slides.
Mr.. Galley has spent years OF re-
search and labor and many thousands
OF dollars 10 perfecting these slides and
they thoroughly impress upon the
minds Of the nearer the subject so for
chilly presented by the leturer.
Mr.. Galley is no doubt remembered
by the large audience which hearG
him in his series of lectures last year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-24
ST. MARY'S MUSIC EXAMINATION

The mid-ycarly examination IN
music hogan yesterday at the Academy
with recital by the younger musl-
clans. Monday evening next at $50
the senior pupils will hold their recital
to which al. patrons and friends OF the
school are cordially invited. The fol-
lowing participated in the programme
yesterday: c. Stewart, 0. Wattels, +.
Smith. V. Richardson. H. Grown, NJ.
Armstrong, A. Hibbs. E. Puckett, r.
Fannon, J. Ramage, F. Harkins, l..
Kelly, V. Fannon, T. Nails, W. Clark,
r. O'Neil, f. Evans, H. Knight, l..
Schwartzman, C. Ponnct, VI. Nails, NJ.
Hill, &. Gaines, D. Knight, NJ. Brock
X. Fitzpatrick, r. Priest, X. CrIly,
w. Bayue, V. Webster, H. Mayer. +
Hurfurth. X. Hea,herman, ii.
Brooker, r. LeHew, X. Grillbortzer,
P. Harrington, NJ. Kelly, f. Hayden,
S. Murphy, C. DelIane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-24
CONDITIONS IN MENlC0.
United States to Send Additional
Troops TO Texas Border.

El Paso. Tex. Feb. 24.-Early to-
day no word had reached El PaSo
from General Pascual OrO2co as to
his connection with the new revolt
lionary movement against the Ma
dero government of Mexico. or whelh-
cr he had approved of the signing OF
his name 10 a manifesto circulated
here Yesterday. The manifesto,
which bore The names Of OrOZco. En-
lilo VasquieZ. and a number OF othe!
prominent MeXcans. proclaimed that
Francisco /. Nadcro has prOfaned
the banner Of Mexico with the sour
rilouS hand Of the Yankee and Ameri-
can capital has backed him up in his
revolutionary movements.
The manifesto declares Gen. Ger
onimo Trevino temporary president
and calls upon MeXicans 10 wrest ths
government from Madero and his
American hackers.
Although no word has come from
OrozcO. Gonzales Enrile, a prominent
Cientifco during the Daz and De
La Barra administration. admitted
authorship OF The document. He said
the new movement is a combination
Of The Cientifico party with all the
factions opposing Madero in al effor
to present a united front against the
present government. Many Ameri
cans think the movement was organ
lied solely 10 force Intervention b.
the United States.
Washington. Feb. 24.-Conrincet
that a crisis is at hand in Mexico. ant
that the life and safety OF American!
on the Texas border is menaced
President Taft and Secretary Of Wa
/ Stimson today determined 10 des
patch additional troops 10 aid thos'
now at Ell PaSO.
The decision followed series 0
conferences between the Presiden
and Stimson.