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Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
Resumes Relations With y.tioan.

Madrid, Jan. S.-Count Alyaro de Ron1anones, the premier, announced in an interview today that the govern ment had decided to resume formal relations with the vatican. The eabi-s net is now engaged in selecting an am bassador to the vatican
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
Our Domestic Dept
 Is By Far The Largest and Most Import ant in Eastern Connecticut.

1t is particularly strong at this season of the year, and you are offered an opportunity to choose from our complete stock at Januarv Sale Prices. Here a few Sale Items: TABLE LINENS at Reduced Prices 22e 6O-inch Bleached Table Darn-
 ask at 22c yard. value 2sc. 64-inch Bleached Table Damask at 33c, value 425z cat 4sc. value 65c- at 6sc. value 85c-at s6c. value s1.25- 4ac 66-inch "Ye OIde BIeache"
 Table Damask at 48c a yard,
 value 65c.
 e5c 72-inch "Ye Olde BIeache"
 Table Damask at 95c a yard.
 value $1.25.
 22o 6o-inch Turkey Red Table
 Damask-Sale price 22c a
 yard
 38o Best Quality Turkey Red
 Table Damask at 3Sc a yard
 value soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
You Get a
 New Complexion
PimPIes Disappear by the Wondsr- full Effect of Calcium Sulphide Treatment on Every Kind of
 Skin Eruption.

You positively get rid of your pimplas and skin eruptions by taking Stuart's Calcium Waters.
 These wonderful little workers have cured bad boils in three days. and sc,re eases of skin disease in a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
BLANKETS, All Kinds Reduced

Cotton Blankets at 5ec. value 6sc- at s5c, value $1.0o-at 95c, value $1.1S,
 WooInap Blankets at $1.4S, value s1.75-at $1.6S. value, $2.oe-at $2.1S. value $2.75.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

kensington.-Word has been received of the death of Mrs Charles B. Grim show, wife of the superintendent of the Roosevelt hospital, in New York. formerly of Kensington,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

The Pysmies of New Guinea. me most primitive or peoples are formation about them in .'Pvgmies and
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
Central New EnqIand Bonds

Albany, N. Y. Jan. s-The Central New England Railway company has filed an application with the public service commission for authority to issue s2,429,0oo of four per cent
 bonds under a s25,o00. .000 mortgage re- gently authorized by the commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

Hartford.-A silver loving cup was presented Thomas D. Bradstreet. the retiring comptroller of the state. by his associates and the employees of the state capitol
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
WOOL RLANKETs, at Ria savinae

Wool Blankets at $3.e9. value $4.oe and s4.50-at $4.19, value $50o-kt s4.6s. value s5.50 and $6.0o-at $54S value s7.50-at $6.98. value $8.5o-at s7.e8. value $10.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
WHITE eooDs-REDUcED

Fancy White Goods, in all the newest weaves, at 92c, value 12kc and 16c- at 1215c, value 17c and 19c. - f7o White Goods. including such
 well-known bran d,s as
 "Linairs," 'fFIaxons," Etc
 all at 17c. value 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
cAsEs-sHEETs

Pillow Cases at 10c. value 12Ac-at 12kc, value 16c-at 1oc. value BOG
 Sheets, full size at 49c. value Sec at 5se, value 69c-at CSC. value s5c- at 78c, value $1.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
coTToNs-FLANNELs, ETC.

Yard-wide Brown Sheetings-Sals prices &c., 6Ac, 7%c and sac. Yard-wide Bleached Sheetings-Sals prices 734c and 9%c. At 834c-40-inch Brown Sheeting. value
 lie. At 1134c-4O-inch Bleached Sheeting,
 value 15c. At 22c-s-4 Brown Sheeting. standard
 grade, value 29c. At 25c-e-4 Bleached Sheeting, stand
 ard and grade. value 92c. Pillow Casing. 42-inches wide, at 1o1kc, value 14c--at 111zc. value 15c- at 14c. value 1Sc.
 Ticking at sc. value 123k kc-at 125kc, value 17c-at 17c. value 22c.
 5e One case of Domet F1annei-
 price 5c 8 yard. At 734c-Domet Flannel, value 1oc- At eLac-Domet Flannel, value 12hc.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

Sale prices on our entire stock of Bed ConfortabIes.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

NAPKINS AT SALE PRICES
 Size E Napkins at 79c dozen, value s1.0o-at S1.19 a dozen. value $1.5e- at s1.39 a dozen. value s1.75-at S1.6s a dozen, value $2.00-at $2.69 a dozen, value $500 and S3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

Sale prices on Remnants of Crashes, Table Linens. ToweIlins, White Gocda, E+e
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

PATTERN LoTHS-REDUCED $1.49 100 Table Cloths, strictly all linen, size 8-4. hemmed and ready for uSe-Sale price $1.49.
 S169 100 Table Cloths of finer linen, size 84. hemmed and ready for use-Sale price
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

BED SPREADs-REDUcE
 Hernmed and Crochet Bed Spreads Sale prices 65c-95c value $11S-S1.1S value $150-$1.69 value $2.0O-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

Linen Crashes for Towe1iing at bc. value 7c-at 7Ac. value 10c-at 111zc1 value 15c-at 14c. value 1Sc. TOWELS, WASH CLOTHS. ETC. Huck and Turkish Towels-Sale prices 4c. Sc, lie and 14c. At 2c-100 dozen Wash C1oths-Sale
 price % each. At 55c-Antiseptic Diaper at 5Sc
 piece of 10 yards. value 75c-
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-10-22
HIS NARROW ESCAPE
BY MARY POINTER.

You certainly do look good TO me
<A1s evening, Eleanor" said the young
man with Q sigh Of satisfaction az
he deposited his box Of confectionery
on the table and sank into divan
corner all with the same motion.
Thank you." said the pretty girl
with great sweetness. For an instant
her eyes rested upon him medita'
lively, and then she hurled her bomb.
ALBERT" she said. who was the
girl with whom you were walking
down Michigan avenue Saturday aft
ernoon-the afternoon you telephoned
that we couldn't go to the matinee
after all. because you had to work."
"Who-mef" said the young man
in rather staccato tones, sitting up
right with great suddenness. An en-
preston of utmost surprise began to
show on his face.
did you think I was referring Il
my grandfather or the president oa
Mexicof" she inquired. crushingly.
Who" began the young man wifi
great Indignation, told you such
ridiculous story? don't want to re
feet on any Of your friends. Eleanor
but there are INSCRIPTIONS persona
who don't trouble to be sure Of iden
dhcations@"
i've known you two years." brohs
In the pretty girl. "and I'm tolerably
sure Of my own eyes. Albert"
"Oh. then you saw mel" the youna
man murmured unthinkingly. He put
up q protesting hand as she opened
her lips. Nov. Eleanor!" he said
don't be hastyi II you will stop "a
think, you'll remember that lives havs
been ruined on all sides Of US just
because people have jumped to con
ciusionsi You're too broadminded.
know. to do anything Hike thatl Why
Just think"
Il suppose that's all true" admitted
she pretty girl. But Incidentally. who
was she, Albert7"
The young man regarded her with
Q beautiful expression of reproach
He sighed as he shook his head. Il
can't tell you how disappointed am"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-10-22

feet. the former with aisasemsnt do
picted on his face. the latter with
tears starting to his eyes. while the
prosecuting attorney sat back with
mouth wide open. 20 thoroughly par
alysed that he never protested - the
old woman. At the end Of her test,
mony. arose and stsppsd down from
the witness chair.
She never looked II the prisoner.
but walked straight to her husband
and. hand IN hand. they walked from
the court room.
II will ash that the case be dis
Missed said the prosecuting attor-
ney. And will recommend . study
Of woman's nature to every law stu.
dent"
tcopyfighs ~ Daily story Pub. Co.,
Thsy All Read AssNs. d
Tho average novel IL inSipid," said
James L. yord, the noted critic, at .,
dinner.
Il was taking tea one Afternoon In
Washington square. when my hostess
suddenly turned to her parior maid
and cried; .l-
"'Oh. Marie. horrorsi What have
you done with my new novslsr
~ Just gathered them from the
two tables. ma'am. to make room for
the tea service" the maid answered.
and l piled them all together on this
commode here
'Perdition!' my hostess cried,
What am to do now? Didn't you
know. Marie. that the books on the,
nall table I'd read. while those OIL
he large one hadn't? Now they'll
all be mixed up. and I'll never know
which are which,"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-10-22
Incidentally, Who Was she7"

he breathed In tones that limited Of o
stricken heart Really. / can't. ]
thought that In you I had found the
whom l could trust l did. Eleanor
And now, thisi"
Il don't see how that's got anything
to do with it." persisted the pretty
girl You break an engagement With
me in order to keep one with anoth.
er girl and then try to make out that
you are the injured person."
I'm not injured" the young man
told her. I'm Just disillusioned. AT
your lack Of trust, you know"
II want to know who that girl was,'
said the pretty girl. decidedly, land
what you meant by putting me OF
to go with heri You needn't tell me,
either, that she was the cousin OF
tho head of the firm and he had asked
you to escort her to the railroad sta,
ton, nor that she was a friend OF
your sister who had Just come to town
and lost her way, or"
Hold on!" broke In the young man
IF you take away all the excuses, you
know, there wouldn't be anything to
say! I'm quite willing to tell you
all about her. Eleanor, and how hap
penes to be walking with her when
phoned you / was working-rm will
ing. because my conscience is clear.
and all that! BY the way-what were
you doing down town? You said over
the phone that you were going to stay
at homo and practical"
The pretty girl looked pink. TT
she murmured. Why, went by you In
Bob's machine. He dropped In right
after you phoned and invited me to
go for . ride, with supper afterward
So ! went!"
Il like thati" said the young man
ir Q rising tide Of indignation. When
you promised me that you wouldn't
look 1t Bob. let alone go out with
himi Decefving mo like thati You
thought I'd never know and you SEE
how fate has revealed your duplicityi
I'm astonished at you, Eleanor. Now,
will you Kindly explain what you
meant by doing 1T"
!. There isn't anything to sxplaint-
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-10-22

insisted the pretty girI.-a Die waver
ingly II"
Very WE'LL" said the young man.
getting to his feet with great dignity.
"I am going now-and when you are
ready to explain what you meant by
such conduct you can send for me!
An engaged girl acting that way!
Good night"
"Gee!" murmured the young man a
minute later as he fastened down the
front steps. THAT was a narrow es
capei"-Chicago Daily News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

THE DIES MONIES swnslika has
the followingi "Tho New Preacher
win hold service I'd Dcs Moincs
church "a ! a, m. ana at thc Pearl
school in The evening nt .. The work
Of johnson Mesa and Folsom are
separated from the Doa Molnoa work
and the now preacher viii devote his
time % Des hoines and points 70 the
east. What Us his other namef
%
MR. scHIFF SAID thorS we're no
strings go the money given Mr.. sui-
ger Maybe 80; but there have been
9 lot ~ yarns about a.
--c--
THE nuGHOUsE might well yawn
Tor some 81 these professional alien
lists who are nov turning their atten-
tion 20 murderer schmidt
%
MRS. pANKHURST will cndeavor to
explain 90 us what mniiancy On. We
ieHr it will take Il considerable lot or
eNpianationing
o.
THAT ORDERLY strike In the
Trinidad district resulted In cold
hiuodud murder The second day We'd
hate 90 see "a really disordcrly one.
D
AFTER s,-ott.
THE JAG at eve had drunk his on
CThe barkeep then rang 90 the TIM /;
And deep his midnight lair had made
IN the iusgado's lonely shade;
THE deep mouthed plieecourts heavy
bay
Next morn asked what have YOU to
sayg"
I'm guilty. judee, he cried in grief
: know , hadn't oughtor;
But Pure Food sharks had warned
me not
To tackle sodn watcr'"
o
??9g
~ the thought advanced by students.
OF the occult science be rieht,
That with soul and body severed,
The soul has not lost its sight;
what on earth must their old grand
DANES
Think Of women of today,
Whose glad ralment g. so scanty
That they must stand up 20 pray ?
But one think that's much more
funny.
tAnd in think that you'n agree)
Is the swist and squirm and notion
when she undertakes 10 see.
How very very graceful.
She can promenade the street
And attract the mems attention,
To the movements Of her feet.
JOHN J.. COLE.
o
N-PRESIDENT Melien Is also en-
rolled among those who should
Worry.
IF. p. J.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25


ans EniaK t As Teeeifff
1aie f'iif nrfrinF eHs purchases p
Mn Al 81. MfMIlsen af ihis eiiy, act-
lnn 81 behalf ef q corporation now
Is t4ocet 81 efsoalsation 90 BE-
Naenn ~ Th Htblns Herald.
ahe Etentne Hernia vain continue
- ulsheul laleFfuplion and
sat tpfs n promising 20 the
olis II Albuquerque and ~ New
AisAiab that il via conslnae lls poiioy
~ Swing them ass 81 rodays News
4oda * pahilshiaE ihe lives.
MOST prrressVe. nsosi compFehcuaire.
nersset ana mosi satisfactory daily
ht paDer sn sAa state. lmrFovins o.
service steeaill 40 Keep pace with tne
kleeiA * she eIy ana state Wiih
ample rlnaneiai hacking and con-
ilnqaslea a ,he aplendid suppori Il
has qecelved from the puhlle ihe
Efcn'pe Herala vii. endeaeor % ssse
81 Subscribers end advertisers the
beat ncusparsf IN lhe sop,hWtat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
sNANFS sNp AFFECTION.

Consider now the snake. hated -
nankine. snd yet proved by d coio-
'fsao Professor 10 be nosseseea Of H.
feesion sufpassine thae Of the house
car ~ inc rct ncE.
Iicfe + spe pronosision as sei forth
hs The Denver Repubiieans A pro-
fessor % Greeley. making a scientific
Study 81 snakes aiways had several
reptiles Of varying species about his
house. d. me summer he turned
Them out TO live a. they would bv.
~ TIE winter ne gathered them sn
and housed and fed aad warmed
them until sprine. The ratfiors ho
rendered harmless by removing their
poison sacs and fanas. but this dental
work aroused not the slightest of m.
feeling on ihe part % any diamond
back ON the contrary the rattlcrs
were siWays the first 10 show up
after the summer vagabondage. %
revel IN steam heat and On the other
comforts ~ q modern house
fipt me professor has boon called
70 another ins,iw,ion. he turned hts
snakes ont tiankine that they would
go back 70 the wilas again when they
found thar he was not there to well
come them IN the fan. But evidently
be knew not the way OF serpent on
the front doorstep To-day there are
diEconeerted snakes OF eyers kind IN
cludinx the "dehorncd' rattlcrs.
wandering about the house once oc-
cupicd By the professor They are
waiting 20 be taken In and warmed
az the furnsoe when the first fires
OF fan are lighted But more than
an else. they show that they are watt
ing for the sound ~ voice that IL
lost and hand that will caress them
M more. There is detection ia their
attitude. as they hear only strange
footsteps on the walks.
Either the professor should come
back 70 Greeley 10 live on take his
affectonate snakes with him Then
devotion VIII receive as just reward
and. besides the house can De rented.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
TunKEY srILL AsrrRE,.

a Jew months ago Turkey lay
crushed ana bleeding as the result OF
rs war with Che Balkan confidence.
~ ancient capital OF Adrianopie was
IN the hgnds Of Us enemies its treas
ury was depletec; It's army was un-
paid aud seethins with the rres OF
treason. It's people aere poor and dis
spirited.
Then came disunion among its eno-
niles and bloody conflict among the
nations that had Just conquered as
allies In the chaotie state OF affairs,
the Turks reoeeupied Adrnnople, and
then served notice on tho powers of
Europe that they would boz disp0s-
sesscd only h5 force. Envy and jeai-
ousy serve ga Stay Tho hands %
Christian Europe aud work admir-.
ahlg in the Interests of the Moslem
Turkey again feels that tine future
holds hope u .s already layma
plans 70 regain some of tne uoun,
it has lost Pa thc battleahip &c.
thadieb. lust launched. b. ulu have
la war vessel equal Ia size ana spec,
60 amy set pui aflout by o Med'irr
ranoan power Furthermore b. pro-
poses TO continue go build up nave
JuH how she government 81 Me
hammed v. viii be- able 90 nnanc'
the ambitious naval program 81 ha
outlined il hard % understand bu
az long as its enemies are divides
Turkey Will probably be- able 20 sur
yiyo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
POSSIBILITY or TnE SPREAD OF
IEPnOsN.

The presence Of leprosy hefe and
there Ia Tho Unitea states Is HELD by
SOME 10 b. ~ little consequence ia
comparison wlth the occurrence OF
other diseases. such a. tuberculosis
and isphoid fever. NeyeHheless. 1t
b q menace 20 me public health and
deserves special consideration br-
cause Ut the possibility Of the spread
90 the infection. tho hopeless nature
OF ne aisease and the aversion OF the
publie b. persons 80 afflicted. While
the sIifead of leprosy n recent years
has not been marked. d must be- re-
memiafed met caaos 81 the disease
have developed from time TO time m
Al erican-born persons. some of
uheps mad not baeu outside ~ the
United states OF 27s ieperl report
"a ia 1907, ias were American-horn,
accord.ne 20 surgeon-Generai Blue q
the tniied states public health sery-
iee. ESQ discusses this aaestlon 10 p
recent issue ~ The Journal of tho
Amoncan Medical Association. By
reaFun u our interests IN the Philip
piac slaiHnds ana other possessions
thcrefsa danger u mo introduction q
ioproy ~ returning American citi-
zsas, Large numbers Of soldiers
sliiofF ana sivn employees spend pro-
ionged pefiods abroad. particularly 80
the Fhnirplne Islands whore theirs
d deticd danrer Of contracting the
lnfeseon Tho disease may not man-
IfH hseif sn those persons Tor years
after ther return These facts taken
"a eonhoetion alth our snowiedsc %
ihs - And ial of epidemics IN the
paas t.lseer the possibility ~ .
ersa presalfhce ~ ihs aieease fii,s
n D0s hundred years henec. unless
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

Editor Evening Herald
In behalf OF the minins Industry
your editorial Of the 23rd issue Is
both timely ana commendble. Il is
o. lact that this tho greatest of all the
states industries. has never as yet
gotten square deal from any state
legislature nor the territorial ana
state fair. a. ls commented on ia
various parts OF the state by the aver
ase business man that the fairs az A.
buquorquo have too much OF the gia-
NOR of unstable aad trausitofy stun
and not enough of the real Industries
that would contribute 90 the up1uild-
lne of the commonwealth s goodly
sum should have boon expended IN
gatherlng a crodituble mineral exhibit
common ufate with the greatness OF
this industry The wool. sheep and
cattio Industries are very important,
indeed. but fhe mineral output for
1913 af New Mexico VIII reach nearly
! sis. O1a. 600. or about double that OF
the sheep and cattle industries COM
oinod
Tho Eveplne Herald Dr. rieht In CALI
Ing thc attention Co the fact chat the
opening of tho fair is but a toW days
oN and ID is hardly probable that the
most stable aud important of Inc
states industries win receive oH' pass-
1 ine notice ln all probability ihere
lwHI be- nothing exhibited mat VIII
/ give the stranger and investor nn ado-
ouate idea ot thc mineral rceourcea of
the state % is doubtless Too late no"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

an..t.r. ~ .h.. H... n.nt.i. foak
$3.50. ras,.r,,y \, Y, .aa,.s. n
l.a.a,...,,. II ~. ~, out ~ ths
aa,.,.e .s - ~. ss,,,,ea state.
eh,th y. co,,.,a,,. ~. been an.
n--,.,,r- p~..,.,.,, w,i.o, \, -.
....,,.,n.ea .,,h st.,,eo. ne.o,,n.
.,..s ,hi.h 4. al. har. nns M mar
,,e.,sy sn,, $780,, u ar,y. 81,
,h..,..n.,. r. ,.w.ab,a,nr Americana
fr.s, we3,aa ahc nav. he.n forced
4. ,.sv. sh.,& s..t.n.. .ah,na ,b.m
~ p4nsa,a = n.ht IL nleadins
,nsi 49,. art&.asn4 81 ~ emnnr.
raeusa anneee..arilv when taking
sn.eotsan, executive stena in relations
Win sora,rn countries IN, generals
Is aneak,nr. Ar Daniels. M Rryan.
ubo 4 nnch peeved a. he news.
oapere. AZ ,eise,nolda uho thInss
tha new.napers are teliow perlls.
Mr f,ark. uho thinks Newspaper az
tsoka * rar rule Are ~sdloeyp and
other government ogaciels should also
reo,an,her fhnt fbev 49,. nlae.t ~ or
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

Tragedies Told IN HEADLINES
tffum tAo Chicago Tribune
iiouEht SAGE Worth OF Fine Rugs
Street in front Of House wat ollca
Next DAY."
Dresses Hastily, Before Daylight:
Finds. when on Train. lio is Wcarlng
brown Cont Purple Vest. and Dark
uf,rn Trousers"
Nov Cook az Railway Eating
nouso loses Job. HAD Careiessiy Put
Norc rhan tone Clam N she Chow
DER
scat Comes Home from NcikhDor's
lIouse with shaved Tail. Two Life
long Friends necnme Enemies
col dc Swelle. on vacation. Acct
dontaily Gets flis cigars Mixed; f.
Unable 70 Distinguish Twofcrs from
Twenty-Five Centcra'
%
THE FALL CROP or poetry r. 80
light ihaf some editors may have
trouble Ia starting fires this winter.
THE TRANSFER 90 the Thaw vase
ip iho Nea uampshire capitol has
pat difcord ln Concord
c.
HOWE AGAINST caucus IL idlocy.
saya Champ Clark on. very we'll
Us idiots are getting quite numerous.
o.
HOLLAND gives women tho Ballet
That ought 60 save the Peace Palace
anyhow
o
TAFT HAS LOST 50 pounds since
leaving the White house. Laugh and
grow thin
ALSO. WE'LL BET he IL having a
GOOD time these days.
D.
She sounds low and itnkish.
(From the Charlotte. - C.. News.
J. FORBID anyone HIRING or hoardinl
Viola Terrell she has blue eyes
lisht hair and Is low and chunky
Address h. -. Collins. E9na Cottor
( Mlii. Reilsviile a. q.
o.
"a WOULD rather see women goinl
naked about the streets thnn dressed
in the styles they wear today" says
tho Rev. Charles H. Fitzwilnom. ol
PiitsburE Too bad 10 disappoint th'
Rev. but We must draw the iin'
somewhere
@
This Time tho Makeup Man.
(From the Bloomsbury. Pa. sentinel
a son has been born go Mr.. and
Mis Roy Fritz. cf near benton.
Sold and guaranteed by W :
Bishton.
O.
BY TIRE TIME firt gets tired
Of the game there IS seldom mar
worth having that she can get. say,
an exchange Begging yonr pardon
but she csn always find some gus
% be the gat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

anThr 9tel Genres ai
laut tpt rpA hi be-
ealaed "a 81 NJ imhmante. nel,ntf
sHonia Il ht an object 81 onreason.
abls searnon % lhe par % inc pub
w Edurauon Is necessary 20 over.
romt this feelne Public health of
ilclsls ano phse'olans should sysic-
neilonlls teach the noopie the ma
lerp 81 me dlatast. ne extent &c A.
c1nlmctlhnl,S. and above M the hu-
niane fcatmtm that should BE- AZ.
corded scposs Eecry csse 81 lcp-
losS should be PROMPTLY reported 81
ihe proper htaHh authority and.
uheftttf neee4ary. the laws should
BE- ~ amended ahd penalties pfoVid-
~ co., non.shsertance Ali iepess
should b. isolated o. prevent THE
spreed 81 me disease. but This should
be "a done ~ 10 promote ihc com.
ieft and hanpinors Of those 80 al
flcted on account % the difncMiy
og providing these conditions IN
io4ns. eoauiies sad states where
SINGLE eases of ieprors oteuf aud bee
eauee Of consequent inadequate
methods % control thore should BE-
established under thc United states
puoile health service national itper
homie FOR ihs care ana treatment -
such cases - may pc turned ever hy
state nnd local authorities Tor the
purpose.