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Evening journal., 1912-09-14
DEATH OF CHARLES SMITH.

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Sept IA
Charles Smith. a former resident OF
Middletown, died at Hope Farm near
Wilmington this week The body
was brought here on Thursday and
the funeral services were held this
afternoon. The services were IN
charge of the Rev Vaughan 5. Col
Inns Of Bethesda M. =. Church and IN
tcrment was made in ST. Anne's ceme-
tory.
Mr.. Smith had been III with tuber.
culosis for long time and several
months ago was taken to Hope Farm
for treatment. He was nineteen years
old and made his home with his aunt
/ Mrs. James Smith here.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
PORT PENN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
PORT PENN. Del, Sept. l4.-Au-
pustine Park clased last week for
the season. The attendance has been
large most OF the time. many coming
from n distance especially on Thurs
DAYS, which is known as Farmers
Day"
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Beaumont
of Chester, Pa. were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r. NanHekle during
the week.-Mrs. Duncan and chtl-
dren, OF New Castle were recent Wis
itors with her cousin Mrs. Harry
Founco Mrs Mary Collins has
been visiting friends at Spring City
Pa.-Miss Reba Kelley, OF Whining
ton. has been the guest OF friends
here.-Miss Blanche Jones OF FELTON,
is a visitor II Port Penn friends.-Mr
and Mrs. Albert Kumpel have for a
guest Mrs. James Conard OF Milford
u. c. Van Hekle, of Philadelphia
and Norman Van Hekle, OF near
Newark have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. +. r. Van Hekle.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Sept a.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Appleheld are In
Wilmington for visit with her par
ents-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas George
and son Gilbert and Mrs. 10. h. Green
of McDonough, were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Thomas Taylor and family
near town-Miss Mildred Holten is
in SMYRNA for a visit with her cou-
sin Miss Helen Shapley--Judge n. r.
Cochran and family OF Wilmington
wpre Sunday visitors with their aunt,
Miss Margaret Beaston nt the Mid
dletown Hotel-Mr and Mrs William
| E. Lee have been spending several
days with Mrs Lees brother, Thorn
as Scott and family at Lewes-Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Green and little son
arc spending the week with Mrs
] William Green and daughter, Miss
Eliza c. Green-Msscs Ethel and
lBossie Denney we're guests Of friends
al Townsend over last Sunday-Mrs.
W. w Freeman and daughter hlva
are I'm Wilmington for a weeks visit
with friends-Dr. and Mrs. J. Allen
land children are spending a week at
! Atlantic CITY. n. MRS S. Edward
/, Lewis is at Plalnfeld. n. j., the guest
b of relatives-Miss NAPLES OF Milton
visited Miss Mary Nowland this weeh
/ Mrs. Kate Mcgee and Miss Nellie
! Price are staying at the home OF Mr
e and Mrs. Walter S. Letherbury, whil'
a Mr.. and Mrs. Letherbury are solourn
p ing at Atlantic City-Mlss Maud'
= smith OF Philadelphia Is spending he
j. vacation with her mother. Mrs. JONI
s. Smith-Miss Lulu Ninyard Is yis
lting friends az Centroviile' Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b Mcssick are q
Atlantic City for visit
Wants act quickly and they cost bu
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
LIGHTNING BOLT
KILLS A HORSE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARSHALLTON, Del, Sept a.
A horse belonging to William r.
Heavellow was killed by lightning
during the heavy thunder storm on
Wednesday evening
George Ware. who was recently
kicked by horse, is slowly improv-
ing.
Fairview Public School District
No. 30, win open on Monday Miss
Webber OF New Providence Pa. who
WIS graduated from the State normal
school last year viii teach.
Walter Burgess OF New York is be-
| ing entertained for several months
at the home OF his aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maclary
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

Antoine Deloria. Postmaster at
Garden. Mich. knows the exact facts
when he speaks Of the curative value
OF Foley Kidney Pills. He says;
From my own experience ] recom-
mend Foley Kidney pills, as a great
remedy for kidney trouble. My father
was cured OF kidney disease and a
good many OF my neighbors were
cured by Foley Kidney Pills B.
Dsnforth. Market aud Second Sts.i
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Ion
GERS and privates at the Presidio are
deeply interested in the developments
in Mexico and are wondering If they
will be sent to the border in antlci-
patton Of trouble. When Secretary
of War Stimson was here on his way
to Hawaii he inspected the local mil
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
BIDs sTEWARTs FAREWELL.

A farewell party was given to Miss
Myrtle Stewart and her father, Geary
Stewart, on Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gilston'
1G2S West Fourth street Mr.. Stewart
and Miss Stewart leave tomorrow for
their home in Vancouver, Wash.
Among those present were; Mr.
and Mrs. Gnston, Miss Pearl Gils-
ton. Goldey Guston, Miss Ghertine
Ripperger, Miss Myrtle Stewart Miss
Mary Gaynor, Miss Anna Scanlon
Miss Fannie Murphy, Raymond Nc
Lauehlin. Percy Anderson, Henr,
/ Falkland. Marvin Smith, Jamel
4 Voice, William Russell, Harry Gils
( ton.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
TO RECEIVE CLASS.

Miss Nellie b. Bowman. will enter
tain the class Of 1905 Alexis |. du-
pont High School. with trip up the
Delaware river in the new yacht
Fled of Chester, Pa. this afternoon
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
ANNOINCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Freeman an
nouncc the engagement OF their
daughter. Myrtle f. TO Lorenzo S,
Brittingham. The marriage will take
place on September %.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
TH Talks

The popularity OF
the ESCANABA
CIGAR is due sole
ly to its splendid
value. AS the years
go by its sales al
ways increase-the
best evidence in the
world that it is a
Cigar of uniform
quality.
Ask your dealer
for his best &C ci-
gar; and it's a ten
to one chance he
will hand out an
ESCANABA with
out "A word. He
knows that MOST
men prefer the ES-
CANADA so il must
be Best for the
man who doesn't
name il.
strictly hand
made from three
year-Old filler, with
finest selected Su-
matra wrapper -
well, that's the ES-
! CANADA. II VIC
could take YOU
into our factories
and show you how
they are made you
would want tc
smoke them til the
end of your days
Sold by dealers
everywhere, sc: s.
for a box Of so.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

itary establishment at the Presidio.
He expressed himself as highly pleas
ed with the conditions he found.
Those shown in the picture are: l,
Secretary Stimson; 2, Major William
Lassiter; 3, Colonel Cornelius Gard
ener of the Sixteenth Infantry, com
mander OF the post.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
Hayre de Grace Races
EVERY DAY TILL SEPT. 80.
Except 18th.

Special train via Penna, r. r.
leaves Wilmington at 11O p. m. di-
rect 10 track. round trip fare. 75c. d.
& o. Special Train leaves Wilmington
at 1.35 p. NJ; arrives at Hartford
Race Course 2.20 p. ~, round trip
fare, 75c.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

An opening dance will be held al
the new Polish Hall. Second and
Justison streets, this evening. Gen.
tleman scholars every Tuesday and
Thursday, with a full orchestra
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
CARPENTERS.

HAVE YOU a HOUSE TO RENT NOW
IL paying You c12.Oo; have u Fixed up
and make Il pay you $1,000 per month a
$40 bill now may Fnve You $50 later Con-
sut me. 7 can put money IN your pocket.
WARNER g. LEWIS. Carpenter and builder,
6nB Orange ST.. city. an9-t.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

The whole scope of business and
home essentials is within the influ-
ence of the Wants
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
PLUMBERS.

ID ALPH y. TTDANCE.
IL Plumbing and Heating Moderate
prices Calls attended 10 az once. No. 1919
West Sixth street. j. & A. Phone i5dt-D.
Delmarvia. 1885. Mill
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

New York. While away they attend
ed the millinery openings.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
PROPOSALS.


TINTED STATES QUARANTINE STA
y TfON. Reedy Island Delaware ONCE
Of the Custodian. September ., 1912. Scaled
proposals will be received at this ofico until
/ o'clock p. M ON the gath day Of Sep
iembor, 1912 and then opened for repairs,
etc. az this Hntion, In accordance with
specification. copies OF which may he OBJ
tanned upon application.
CHAs. W. VOGEI.
sio.12.it Custodian.
ID ROpOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
/ II the County Engineers Once, Court
I House Wilmington. Delaware, up 10 noon "
/ September t7th. 19i2 for the work and ma-
ierials necessary 20 reinforce new bridge a.
the foot ~ Rising Sun Lane, over tina
Brandywine creek Plans and apccicatiuns
will be on exhibition at tho County Enel
neer's OHico ON and after Friday. September
9th, 1912. All bids must be accompanied
by certified check Of 5000 made 10 the order
Of John W. Dayetb president Of the Levy
Court A right 10 reject any and All bids
is hereby reserved. sf-11t
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
CHIROPODisT.
ARCHITECTs.
TYPEWRITERS.

~ YPEWRfrERs REPAIRED, REfTED.l
sold Ensy payments. Bargains, slightly
used underwoods. Roniingtons Ribbons.
Typewriter Supply Co.. 0ib Market Del
marvia phone. A2h'h.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

The Wants will show you chances
FOR gainfuI transactions In buying,
selling, exchanging. ADV.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

Wants act quickly and they cost bul
a trihe.-Adv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
BROTHER FABIAN HAS
NARROW ESCAPE IN
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT

SANTA Pc. g. NJ, july Brother
Fabian of ST. Mlchucps college is
confined Go his rooms suffering from
10 severe and painful injury resulting
from an accident which occurred on
the scenic highway iu the Santa Fo
canyon ON saturday.
a picnic was held up the canyon
.ud after the pleasures at the day
Nrrc over the party started FOR santa
Pc. Brother Fabian ana ~ N8Bel be-
Iug together iu a conveyance drawn
uy l span ut mules Just az they
reached @ point short distance this
side uf Monument rock, where the
curves Boa tbc road are sharp aud tho
way marrow. O. motorcycle. going 90
tremendous speed. shot around tho
curve driving straight into the nude
tcam head ON Tho impact drove
the team backward and then flung
sharply about uycrturniug the wagon
aud throA!ug the occupants with
gryat force AGAINST iho rookie n was
only good fortune That prevented mo
precipitation uf mon, tenn aud wagon
into tnr rJtiuc ON the opposite uf
tu, road. Thr injuries we're lrss sor-
Iuus than It srst Supposed Br0thcr
Fabian had the iigimouts about his
ankle BADLY torn aud the ,urds uu
his leg severely strained. while Nascl
came cut witI -prliucd Hudly. Tho
ridrr uf tho motorcycle whose namo
the wagon occupants did mot loaru.
did NOT lupcr on th" scene.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
NEWS NOTES OF THE
ALBUQUERQUE SHOPS

tNauta re Emplutcs' magazine
A. IS schuur, head timokeoper
aud family are visiting in Cleveland,
Ohio
Frank Ticrnoy b. AN addition to the
shop force. being employed in the
material department
Timckccpcr ralph Coomhs' wife
aud son are visiting in southern cali
fornia Mr. Cooubs viii Join them
iu tho near future
T.. t.. Bradford. bonus clerk, n
again Ht his desk iu superintendent
GEORGE office During his absence
Mr. Bradford was engaged in nll sort,
of uuohwork uud ne is looking at
brown ana rugged as q regular range
rider.
MaChiuisi Gcorg, WiCkham recent
ly had family reunion ut which
time his five sons ana their families
paid him vsit coming from Ron.
mond San Boruardinu and othri
California cities. MI Nickham en-
Joys the distinction pf having five
sous an ia the employ Of the santa
ife he being on the Albuquerque rol
M muchinist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
NKING UP

The best way 10 E!ye the ginger
germ chance is to make the most
az your surroundings. This. the sc-
cret of all boosting. is splcndidly ann
pllncd as follows IN the Las Cruces
citizen
We sometimes hear something said
about waking up the chamber OF
commerce. organizing "a board Of
trade, getting hustle on cleaning
up things. making good roads. etc,
much Of which Is talk and writing
and ends In mere smoke. Al sorts
OF organizations suffer periodically
from somnplcncc. churches oranges.
lodges, fratcrnities. aud what-not,
where there Is no special principle TO
fight for or no wrong 90 redress.
Too much peaceful satisfaction Is not
good for organizations or individuals.
u is very easy 10 get into the way Of
thinking that ones own environment
Is not interesting. Why isn't IL?
Someone once suggested to william
Black, the novelist. that since every
conceivable story has been written
there was no longer any fresh ma
tcrial for a novelist to use. Black
responded That 80 long as tho world
held two maids aud man. or two
men and maid. and all the infinite
amphitheatcr of earth and sky and
sea. there was al the nccdful ma
terial Tor great novel la the same
way any town Hike Las Cruces. indeed
every rural ncsghborhood. contains
the opportunity for calling out the
best Ia character aud citizenship. ~
a. local organization does not unite in
sweeping OF its own doorstep. how
can Il expect 10 possess any power IN
greater reforms? Furthermore. We
want 90 realize that our own iOlmc-
diate surroundings are interesting
There be- something here to diffcrcn-
tiate our community from others.
whether It bo 81 bit Of ancient span.
ish history, few crags of ragged
mountains muddy river, FAR
spreading valley, or some small assoc
citation with art az literature what
ever Il is We shall help our local in-
tercst by making he most of a. II
is not material things alone -co'
operative buying and marketing, "a,
united effort 10 redress wrongs thai
| viii hold an organization together
but also the Intangible things Of th'
spirit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
rmE LAST or rnE cAMouuI,rs

Thprc has Just ended at Nltcrbo.
Italy, one of the most remarkable and
mcludramatic trials in the history of
modern courts. IL was that OF band
of Camorrists red brotherhood Of
crime whose traditions run back a.
most Go medieval days ana whose
adventures. n fully told would FUR
uish more thrills than am the penny
droadfuis ever written. The atlanta
Journal thus comments
The public has forgotten the CIR.
cumstances o. even the nature cot the
deed FOR which these particular 'a-
morrists were brought TO account. for
it was over two years ago that the
trial began; but their conduct during
the court procedure, their rare de-
vices for exciting pity and admiration.
their amazing solf.ahandon Co savage
emotions these viii loqg bee rcmcm'
bercd by an observers OF human ma
turc
Time and again leo the rours, ot thr
trial IL has been necessary for the
court % suspend so Wild would the
demonstrations of the prisoners bee
come They we've locked together an
huge iron cage mat was rolled into
court aud there. heating the bars. 81
curdng and praying by turns, theS
had their hearing one Of the de.
PENDANTS. IN the midst of his tcsii'
mony became so impassloned that
he plucked HIS night eye from 90
socket ana hurled Il at the prosccul.
ing lawyer whcrcupon the entire as.
semhlags broke into bodlam and d
VAS many days before the trial would
nr resumed This csc, u turned out
vas cot glass bat d was very sub.
aauual quality of glufs aud 30 cum
ming an Imitation that none of thos'
present a the moment could tell b
from o. vital member THIS was bu
one ot divers other appealing Incl
douts
l The trial has ended in the conNlr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
SWATTING THE WASP

While Albuquerque Be- busuy swat
ting tho uv Brush society has iu-
vented new sport iu which men and
women can alike take part Of
course b involves killing. but as
wnsps are the victims nobody cares
much
The wasp plague foe England this
spring is something like the mosquito
pest iu El pasu. uuN more su. There
are not su many Wusps co. there arc
mosquitoes but the sting usts SO
much longer that on the whole "a
sort OF parity as common nuisance
exists between tho two hirdf cot pre-,
This year thr rural councils iu
,ariuus parts OF England Uhrr, tho
wasp Boz most multltUdinuu- started "a
crusade uf setting price upon To-
head. a HrthiuE ,h3li 10 cent?
apiece, Tor -Wptt,d queen vusps r.ia
tuo smul boys ol ali thr country yii.
lagos busy BOO th, early part oi the
season.
Uutuuua-u.t % ulso stimulated
! tine uN,nt,t,nr-s uf certain unscrup.
uIuus persons. aud tho shocking dis
/ rutrry wus mad, that dead queen
WIZ 'r NtI' h'IIF NIllhl' 'N Il'iN wv
continent Dos the bushrI Th,u the
tcw1rdS were stepped.
Bw cot course 90 Hut th, reward
| shat attracts 90, society wasp huutrr
| q is tho element ut sport White the
hot crusuding was ou iu The middle co
/ the spring This wasp gun was invent
3d. ana 30 is this weapon ui d,stru'-
ton which hhs mHdc WASH hunting
IL popular pasumo Boo our most az
! elusive circles
The sun la about seven inches long.
1 with q trigger uh, au ordinary pistol
| a docs not shoot pellets s might ho
| Imagined Instead the trigger &C.
leases u steel spring aud the insect O.
caught between two flUt metal jaws
which close with % snap
The Instrument is far superior tu
th, old fashioned straw hat pr
pocket handkerchief with which
casual wasp slaughter has been con-
Quoted iu tho pust
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

IL ,s Go see moturcyclist exploding
al"us tho countryside
o
\ MISSOURI mrl wants $4,000 Tor
seven kisses. This b. % case uf Nhcro
the law of supply and demand doesn't
."pply in ANY sense.
4 PHILADELPHIA onicuI sug.
gcsts that all marriod men uc com
PEELED Ca wear a. label How would
a string. tied ou tho finger. du"
@
rENNSYLNANIA Is tu build IA now
pcuitcutWr, With tnr labor OF rou.
Nigts That s'ous uk, adding Insult
Go injury and rubbing % iu.
.
why DOES uo ono ever utuur %
h'mu Co The tcruIl roDrud,sccuc, ui
the chorus ui the Rio Grludc frogs
u iH not $50 bad
o
A WOMAN physician lis telling h,r
sex that big root moan big braun
But then thc average woman doesn't
particularly wish tD look intellectual
.
4 EUROPEAN Judge has declared
that % is not lawful Co cheat Amer.
| irtn tourists. Why abolish one ul
the greatest of European Industries.
.
THAT MISSOURI man who &,
Matching grasshuppors 90 fccd hi,
chickens should b." careful that th,
supply does not exceed the demand.
a EUROPEAN physician says p,
can graft hair ON 10 bald head, but u
is better ana cine per 90 conserve uui
natural resources
-
WHILE THOSE r.furm,rH ar, u
vostignuug the bns,ball TRUST. ",
hope they viii establish an age Isuu
for peanuts
] SOME ALAEMiST now announce,
that stuorlraut is a. dangerous cN
| plusi,v, but we'd rather risk ID thaf
boiled cabbage
o
| 4 NEW YORK woman wants Pc Il
! 'orHo hcpaus" her hus IHud has nm
| other wife. Isn't she tiIp uuicl'
! thng'
4
\ CLEVELAND lawmakrr insist
that male muthors un tho beaches %,
forced go wear skirts. The shameless
! hussirT'
o
a Camden. s. H.. girl hos bcoi
sent to jail for ninety days for kick
! Tag % policeman uu the chin. thus fur
nlshlng smother argument for tain po
3 lCrmpu.
WHILE a TRIAL was boo progress
: at Portland, ore, ono uttofnc.
! hurled am uk welt ut another
strong argument FOR the fountain pea
/ ur the abolition ot attorneys
d
4 SAN FRANCISCO woman want
% divorce because her husband tain
too much Ca california the wumoi
are ON an equal footing with th'
men,
@
NOT Nil THE violcls ON lh
street are tcuI mot gl th, rus"
ahloom iu fan faces are genuine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
IEPROsN ~ mn UNITED
STATES.

a survey uf the prevalence of l.p-
ROSY On th, United states and rs pos
sessions was recently made by the
United States public health service.
Thu report be- reviewed in recent
number of The journal Of ~, Amer
SCAN Medical Association. Health of
nrcrs OF the several states. Porto
iJco Hawaii ana the Philippines
were requested 10 submit statement
of the number of neW cases reported
~ 1917, and ot the total number on
January O. l'ls The results were
not complete because ip oul, ,igh-
teen states and tho District of Colum-
bia IN leprOsl specifically uotifiabie
disease IN am 800 cases were r..
ported in the United states of which
forty we're now Daros having been
first observed in 1914 Iu Iall %
commission of Officers ut the publ.
health service found a,s lepor Ir
the United states of these 100 vur,
foreign. born. and thirteen Ucr' of
unknown nativity; $50 we're reported
ns probably having contracted th,
disease In this countrs only seventy
two Of the patients Voc Isolated and
cared for by the local authorities
Tho i4g cases reported Ia the present
survey do not indicate q decreased
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

"Quu.r,.t h.ul ., ever hrH.l. ]
nu1 eros u tn, GarDHs terry with /"
load of uu, aud tIr blame load spilled
into th waiter aud hiest Do a school
%. nullu,uds didn't COME sNimmin up
ON alI side. and rr th, hull load nap
boo nftocu minus. Cast scr aiiali, "u
the waters and alt -fuus by a gajnsh'
o
LATEST STYLE u.s. HOSIERY
4 little muus, Wus pu her stocking,
with screams she did not rcud lhc
air,
Although such feds are sometimes
sEorking,
That little muuso Yves woven there.
Birmingham Agc-ilcrud
4,
THE PEACH crop has actu,ils ar
rived o. has boon Nillcd only cight
times this year
wuEN uNE price. HANDBAGS he
hcgins to thiuk e. Florida ailig ton
farm would tc suud Investment
o.
A WASHINGTON woman SAYS her
,lothcs cost Dor AIa.p30 "a year Evil
IDENTITY marked down from S5o.ooo,
d
SOMEBODY ha. written poem
about rho larir Sod Shauty I'm,
little cod sheuts H very poetic iu q
poem.
d
Az ASTRONOMER tcu. us ;hJt ID
year uu Mars uta iau dats. nui uus
slbly Mars BE- married ANA the }cal
only feels tuuI Ions
o
THE -DClplOGlST who rstiWttc'
that the value uf Cd GpbN be- So SOD
clearly never uui baby. Sow don
ask uF What vr mean.
-
4 DOZEN youug women iu Penn
sNiNania town have organized u non
swearing club IU# Is 70 good idou
if irs ubrolatrl necessary
o.
/ tFT1iEBE o. pNE thing more thar
any thing else uHi hHls poetic f-ucs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

prevalence. Rather these ifg cases
reported by health authorities are
comparable to the ~ cases Of pa
tlents cared for 10y health officials
In 1901 Three statcs--California
Louisiana and ssachusetts-
specific provision for lcpcrs In iepro-
sariums. In other states varying de-
grccs Of care and isolation are pro-
vidcd There are known To- be
twcnty-clght lepors In Porto Rico In
Hawaii and the Philippines the dis
ease constitutes an Important public
health problem. IN the Philippines
about 5000 lepcrs have been trans
fcrrcd to Culiou Ccbu. an island
with onc.tcnth OF the Philippines
population. furnished onc-half Of the
cases on this island many instances
indicate that leprosy Is so-callcd
house disease Tho treasury depart
ment recently amended the interstate
quarantine regulations 20 the effect
that common carriers may not trans
port a leper except under specified
restrictions. ond a special permit from
tho surgeon general Of the public
health and marine hospital service.
a lcpcr who violates this regulation
Is to bee returned To the original state
or to designated federal quarantine
station.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

Thus the work Of improving on ua
tutr moves mvrrily ON.
d
3 MILITARY authority tells us
that Washington could Dee captured
easily hy foreign zoe. lie does not
realize that myrinds of office svrkcrH
would arise To- defend their chosen
city
o
NOW tT l- learned that the Esyp-
uuus "kn,W ail about appendicitis
1000 years ago, and they went right
at 10 with incaututluns Operations
Ucrc too expensive except Tor the
ptulrmirs