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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10
TO DIE FOR TREASON
English Sentence Naturaiized Citizen
Fer AIDING Reseryists

Vt IN'0'TS ftSSSF VTSkos
London, Dec. 10.-Nicholas Ahlers,
former German consul In Sunderland
borough, was convicted by the Dur
ham assizes of high treason and SEN
fenced to death.
The grand jury Of the Durham as
sizes returned a true bill against All
lers on a charge of high treason early
In Novembe-.
According 70 the indictment Alters
was naturaliZed in 1905. After the
declaration of war he engaged in help
ing English reservists leave England
for Germany.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10
lhberlain's Cough Resnedy-Th

: :
"I give Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to my children when they have
colds or coughs" writes Mrs. Verne
Shaffer, Vandergrift, Pa. 1T al
ways helps them and is far superior
to any other cough medicine l have
used. / advise anyone in need or
such medicine to give it trial"
For sale by all dealers.-Aov.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10

Two Small Russ Warships Sunk.
Constantinople, Dec. lott is Off
cially announced that two small Rus
sian warships were sunk In the Blacl
sea on MC'!av h. Turkish cruisers
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10
D;phtheria Kills Six.

Mifflintown, Pa, Dec. 10. - Diph'
liberia caused six deaths in the town
of Oriental this week, three occurring
In the family of Aaron Troutman.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10
Pcjncare Moves to Paris,

Paris, Dec. 10.-President Poincare
and Premier Viviani arrived in Paris
from Bordeaux. Foreign Minister De-,
casse and members of the diplomat.
corps were to follow them later in tia
day.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10
No Peace Prize This Wear.

Christiania, De-. 10. - The Nobel
peace prize committee finally decided
that no peace prize shall be awarded
this year.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10
Colombia Cuts Gu. Wireless,

Bogota, Colombia, Dec. 10. - Thi
minister OF foreign affairs ordered
the removal of the high power wire
less station at Cartagena
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10

Nish, Dec. 10.-Wit King Peter at
their head, the Servian troors are tax.
lag the o:toEsi.-e az al pcicts.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10

1t is hard to believe a man a liar,
when he says nice things about
you.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10

1t takes an optimist to get more
good out of a thing than there is in
1t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10

q box of candy will go farther
woman than a ton of argu-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10

Our idea of talented woman
is one who has a lot Of common
sense.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-10
WEATHER EVERYWHERE.

Observations OF United States
weather bureaus taken at p. N
yesterday follow:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
FRANK SMITH KNOWN
AS BUSINESS DOCTOR
WELL-KNOWN FIGURE IN THE
AUTOMOBILE WORLD WINS
SUCCESS AND PRAISE.

Frank F. Smith, one of the best
known men In the automobile nous
try, is credited with having produced
q system OF business "doctoring" that
is winning hun success and praise.
Smith il caller n business diaguost5-
clan" lie has had considerable ex-
perience in rebuilding rund0~n husl-
nesses ard ta solving many compli-
Gated business problems lie has also
d good record IN the capacity Of re-
ceiyer fer different concerns, All Of
which h4a equipped him for his
speciality
In discussing his original IDEAS and
plans. Mr.. Smith says.
big business suffers as many Ills
as the flesh is heir 10 and perhaps III
more acute form, 1t is the duty II
the bushes doctor To be able to care
these business Ills. OF course to anti
cipate and head of such troubles be-
fore they become chronic is OF first
Importance f{ut there are a multi
tude Of business Ills that are daily de
yeIoptng ard weakening the strength
= : = h. =
'downed
The business diarnostician roust 10
n man n practical experience. He
must also be "a diplomat. HIS work
must be constructive. he must inspire
confidence AMI tn a short tIne cure
the Ills That took g. long time IN grow
ing He must eliminate al gneSsw6rk
and must show progress from the
start "
mo more high and mighty, selfish
and extravaganza administrations IS
large properties such as ara now he
ing laid bare III the New Uaveg rail
road invest Cation. viii be tolerated
by either stockholders or government
IN future, Investors, LARGE and small
are demanding protection for their
'money invested in stocks and hoeas=-
financial institutions are dra wing IL
their lines and requiring their clients
both actual and rrnsp 10
'ahow' them ar never before. the tn ntt
heads ct many large business houses
are suddenly corning "a realize that
thetr business has outErown them a1i
Ia nn longer 'one~man' proposition
and that the profits are not Increasing
with the volume OF business. because
they have failed 70 build Gn around
them an organization capable of car
f-ttflFs os1 wtret ttey have started.
Marry can crtiiciSe. but few can
suggest n remedy and but a very
small proportion Of this few can actu-
ally administer the dose and bring tho
patient ~ Il convalesceni condition
To build mp an efficient organization
through years If effort is n0 small
task, but to renrEan!ze and reyaup
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
EARLY VACATION DAYS
At HANPDEN-S|DN
LTLI FOLLOWING COMMENCE
MENr MARKED IN SUMMER
EXODUS.

Iampden~Sidney july s--The
hHl has been experiencing The lull
which usual follows upon the heels
IT commencement and our people
have begun TO scatter for vacation
Professor J Fl & Ragby viii spend
the summer with relatives in Rich
mond and orange county.
Professor w. O. Beazley, after q
visit to his home in Caroline county,
VIII spend most Of the summer IN
Philadelphia, filling preaching en-
ga gen1euts and studying al the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania
Professor J, A. Clarke IS engaged
in special work at Columbia Tnlver-
sity
Professor ]. n. Smith is visiting re-
latiVeS in Kentucky.
County superintendent +. T. AT
kinson liz taking a special course ct
the University ~ Wisconsin.
Our athletic director. G. A Rernier,
is visiting in New Hampshire.
Miss Pauline Anderson and Miss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
THEATERS
AT the Biiors.

Annette Kellernann, playing the
role OF mermaid IN -'Neptune's
Daughter which will be shown all
this week at the Bijou theater. created
a sensation in Atlanta, according to
8 criticism from a newspaper Of that
clty. Following is what il had 10
say:
The astonishing triumph OF .-Nep-
tunes Daughter and the insistent de-
mands of the hundreds OF movie
lovers who were unable to witness the
show on - account of the overflow
crowds at every performance, have
impelled the management OF the Grand
theater to extend the engagement OF
the big feature for the first three days
of this week.
''Neptunes Daughter has indeed
created an epoch In the Southern
movie picture field which will not be
overstepped in years Having shown
TO more than 10000 persons last week
it now enters upon the second lap Of
the most amazing career Aim drama
has ever enjoyed. Atlanta has been
set wildly to talking over the weird
realism of tho show. and over the
wonderful art of Annette kellermann.
which Is at its zenith In her film por-
travail OF Annette, the mermaiden.
The charming versatility of Diving
Venus" knows no hounds She per-
forms each and every one OF the ar
dstic dives that made her famous on
the vaudeville stage Her aquatic
ability in every phase is given un-
stinted latitude She dances. she
difficult scenes that were staged five
fathoms beneath the water, she goes
through a hair elevating encounter
with q duelist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
.F|RESTONE COMPANY
|NSTALLS LIBRARY

Following out their efficient policy,
the Firestone Tire and Rubber com
pany have recently installed an in
dustriaI library Many striking
features Will be Incorporated into the
service.
If any person employed by the COM
pany is interested in any line Of IN
structive reading matter. all that is
necessary is 10 mention Il to the chief
librarian and steps will be Immediate
~ taken to provide the best books,
articles or digests on the subject
The library staff is expected To keep
in touch. with all employees holding re
spons!ole positions, and 10 know what
8ae they art especially Interested IN
Whenever books or magazines along
this ltue are received, notice In inn
mediately sent to those interested
research stHff will bn constantly
looking through magazines, newspa-
pers, trade Journals and periodicals.
and cards wiN be Re44t te different in
dtylduais calling their attention TO
items thar might he Of interest To
them, CIR marked copies sent direct
no them This saves busy men the
necessity OF looking through a lot II
unanteresting stuff In order 70 get at
y hat they want 1t also insHres tEcm
against missing any article which
would be especial interest 10 them.
At regiIar intervals bulletins are
posted and passed around 10 keep
everyone advised as To what hooks arc
available and amy new ones that have
been addcd Since the last bulletin.
Books are loaned to employees for
home reading as In the regular 2t,blie
library systems
Correspondeuce courses wifi be
taken 0p FOR the benefit Of ara hitlous
employees
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
SUMMER NORMAL. At
RADFORD SUCCESSFUL
ATTENDANCE IN TxCEss OF SoC
AT CLOSE OF FIRST THREE
VI FEM

The Attendance at the Eadford
summer noimai s. considerably ln tx
cess of three hundred at the close of
the first three weeks OF the summer
term, which viii continue 30 July "a
The only institutions In the St&te Of
fering SIX weeks summer normal work
with credit toward diploma ar SOM
E+t+s = 4s---l pat --=---r4-- 49, - - :
The University. Harrssonharg Normal
school and the Itadford Normal
Scncol.
About one-thifd of the total enroll
mont are caEdidates for the summer
school professional certificate Many
others ara working fer a renewal or
extension ef first grade or professional
certificates \ largo proportion ~
those preparing for the State e&ami-
nations are Applicants fcr hrst hrsde
certificates.
DIR. Eun-cD q Williams STATE
health missioner saoa. two days
at tho normal school tbs week. CIV
Ing two reEUlar addresses and speak
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05

Natalie McFaden, who have been the
guests Of Miss Alice Graham. have
returned to their Homes in Richmond
Mr.. A. II. Darlington. Jr.. OF Dab
vile. Va, has been recently on the
hill
AR ]. e, Booker and family, of
Richmond. and Mr.. Clement Boaz Of
Fort Worth, Texas, are summcring
here
Miss Louise venable' and Master
William Nenable. Of Norfolk. are
guests at the home Of their aunt
Miss Emma Venable left this week
10 MI an engagement In the summer
faculty at e'hautaud,ia. 1890
Miss Bettie Dickinson and her
nephew. Mr.. Seldom Lacy, are visit
ing at the home of Miss Anna Dick
inson.
Mrs. c. i. Moore and Mr.. venablc
Moore. a brilliant graduate Of the col
lege. are guests of Mrs d. NJ Hoiia-
day.
DR.. A. ]. Morrison is teaching at
the William and Mary summer school.
at Dublin, Va His mother, Mrs. F.
J.. Morrison. is with relatives In Hall
fax county.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. r. Beverley Jr,
OF Winchester Va. and Mrs, VIM.
Dupuy, Of Roanoke, are guests at
Stewart Hall.
Miss SUSIE Davis, nj TbScal0oS94
Ala. is spending the summer with
Miss Susie Venahla
Mrs. II. o. Whaicv is visiting at her
old home at Cluster Springs.
An event Of much interest. both 10
cally and throughout the state, is the
marriage in Clinton, s. CO. on June
18th, of Miss Grace Vernon Martin rs
Mr.. George Luther WatSer. Mrs
Walker Is the daughter Of the late
Presbyterian minister in Virginia, and
has been for several years the eff.
cient secretary of President Graham
Mr. Walker Is n son Of the late Pro
fessor G. w walker, If Y. T. T. and
since graduating at Hanlpden- Sidney
has been tho principal of the high
school at Worsham, Va He is serv-
ing as a member Of the summer fac
u1ty at Emory Va, They will return
ut IIampden sidney September 1st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
EGG[ESTON PLANS
/: To EXTEND WORK
V. y. I. LOOKING TOWARDS GET
TING DEMONSTRATION
WORK GOING.

| Blacksburg, Va. July 4.--Presi-
! dent Eggleston has recently re-
turned from Washington. d. G., where
he was in conference with the United
States department of agriculture,
/ looking towards getting the demons
/ tration and extension work on a work
! ing basis. This work will in the flu
ture be done Jointly and paid for by
the department and the V. =. /. and
| will be directed from the Agricultural
college here. The books Of the United
! Agricultural board, recently abolished,
! have been turned over to the V. j..
I t. and it is the purpose of those in
charge of tire demonstration work 10
push this and the extension work as
rapidly az possible, II is planned to
! have boys and girls clubs in all the
counties Of the State not. to copfine
tthese to corn clubs alone but TO have
! poultry. pig live stock and grass
clubs. just whatever kind may be
suited particularly to the several To-
these clubs will be trained to a defi-
mite system of scientific farming and
the work among the girls in the ru-
raj districts VIII be pushed with vlgor
Several new counties have already en-
tered the lists for next year.
Professor G Z. Miles. Of the depa TT
ment of modern languages, left this
Nf%h AFt &HtuHibld liiA u SLY view
York. where he will do special work
this summer. Professor c. r. Nawter,
of the physics department is doing
Some special study in the laboratories
at Schenectady. n. Y, during vaca-
ton.
DR.. s. W. Fletcher, director Of the
Virginia Experiment station for the
past six years. Mrs. Fletcher and their
children. left Wednesday for Fishers
Vile, Va, whore they will live for the
present. DR. Fletchcr's resignation as
director took effect July LIST. an 4 he
viii devote his time chiefly To his or
chard interests in Augusta county and
TO editorial VIZ rk for agricultural pub
llicatious.
Heeitations III the summer school
were suspended to-day IN honor of
the Fourth and the majority Of the
students took advantage 81 the hQl!-
day to visit Mountain Lake. Eggies-
ton Springs. or attended the celebra-
tiun in Radford.
Dean T. = Campbell, Of the ftculty
is spending a weeks vacation on q
fishing trip In Giles county
Nearly AL of the homes on the
campus are remaining open until the
first of August at least. this being the
time when the summer school com
FIefes is FIX weeks sesSI0n.
Construction work on the new shops
buildings and the athletic house is
going ahead rapidly and the latter
viii he completed and ready for use
hy the middle Of September. 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
GERMANY Warned To
/ BRACE FOR SHOCK
kMERICAN METALLURGICAL EX
MBIT OF STARTING SORT ON
THE WAY.

StRid. sedate old Germany, famous
pff Ages as the nation most skilled in
fatallurgy and Its exempliflcations,
fll soon receive shock.
1.-THE motive force is already on the
NY It takes the form Of a series
mounted exhibits. gathered for the
lneflt of it's German dealers by the
hdebaker corporation, of South Bend
| i'd Detroit. And the exhibits are de-
kned to show at a glance the won
erful American development of
ermanys ancient art, as embodied
the modern, popularpriced auto
Male.
That an American manufacturer
hould organize such a demonstration
} influence German purchasers Will
Ifs confidently foretold, constitute in
3elf an instance of bravado from the
4utonic point of view, The exhibits
I'LL. however. simply speak for them
lvcs-~~tacit evidence to tho supreme
Apue of machine methods, scientific
bat treatments and the application of
boratory conclusions to manufacture
4 practice.
~nere are enlargements OF micro
Topic photographs. showing the wide
(lriance of the different types Of steel
I'D for the various Studenake parts
Ach photograph shows the evidence
some especial Studehaker forge
HIeration. heat or quench
There Is an axle shaft OF Srudebaker
fel, bent double by the tremendous
Zee OF over $4,000 pounds, but still
lowing no flaw
rhere Is shown in detail the steel
Ak from which. In seventeen press
4 operations. grows the broad. eff
lent Stude6aker push rod, that takes
en- the click out Of a Studebaker
ptor,
are Studebaker gears which
Ifiie cannot scratch.
There Is a Studebaker front axle
ilich, in a mighty machine has been
|ttsted -four complete revolutions
Without breaking
These and ether parts Of similar in
Test. have been mounted In SETS and
hinly labeled. They will soon he
n view at Studebaker salesrooms
Xrnughnat tha empire, aiding in the
psd education OF buyers 70 the merits
American made motor cars. even
a land long famous for the in3lvid-
skill of its native woTkmen.
The idea Incorporated in the display
es to the CT edit OF George +. Wills.
kschaeftsfuahrer, der - g Il { c d t
kide baker aHtomobn c. NJ n. H..
lrlin. Hummelshine,. Hauptstrasse- 5.
I'm advancing the suggestion. Mr..
Ills predicts that his resUIfine
eckle may re heard even So far as
1ianapolls. Ind. kis hoyhood hon g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
TTALY'S CROWN PRINCE
MAY NEVER BE SAILOR

Bcre, July 4.-The king and queen
are worried over the health Of the
crown Prince Embefto, who IS ten
years Of age. and who returned a
short time aeo from a sea cruise In
poor condition. The queen fears that
his heart las become weak since he
was so agttated at the sight OF blood
1t a bun fight at Palmas, Island Of
Ma5area, . few weeks ago the boy
tainted a. the time ana returned to
tae warship PuEla. whore he Wac
getting his first experience on seaman
ship in g hysterical condition, 1t was
afterwards decided that he would
never make 3 sailor as he. was sea
sick constantly during the voyage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
ARSENIC KILLS SIX
FINE BROOD MARES
WOMAN AND MAN JAILED ON
CHARGE OF POISONING
ANIMALS.

Especial to Tho Richmond yirgiuian.)
Wythevilie, Va July 4.--Cfeorge
w Simmerman, owner of Ken
ton" one OF the largest estates
in this county, situated six miles from
Wytheville, has had six brood mares
poisoned with arsenic All died They
were valued " fifteen hundred del
lars.
4 white woman. Mrs. John Fuller.
was arrested, charged with the crime,
She gave Information which later
caused the arrest Of Kent Surratt,
former employe Of Mr.. Simmermau,
supposed 20 be the real criminal Both
are now in Jail here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
Enlptre,

Tns summer policy for week be-
ginning Monday. July 6. will be the
worlds best plays in motion pictures
and 8 double bill Of refined vaude-
VILE. Dancing and singing Of the
higher type only. Starting at the
matinee performance, at 3 r. NJ. vii.
be shown The Only SON." from the
famous Broadway play produced by
Jesso Lasky and featuring Thomas w.
Ross. In addition Miss Allie " hite.
The Girl and the Violin" and Spen-
Ger and Williams dancing and sing
Ing act. which viii do justice to the
highest price of admission. Even
ing performances start at 7 and 8
T. NJ.
Prices for the summer: Evening
entire lower floor. orchestra 20: Bal
cony. Toe. Matinee, all seats, l0c:
children. &c
Dunstan Farnum IN 1.-THE squaw
Man is the big feature for last half
of week.
This beautiful playhouse Is under
the personal direction OF NJ L. Hof-
heimer. who promises courteous
treatment to all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
HOW BIC INCREASE
lin PACKARD SALES

|rhs ackerd Motor Car COMPANY
|nornees that the sales Of Packard
lgks 10 users during the month oe
he totaled s<ss.294 This IS eXclu-
ri of bodies Net only ia ths tcta'
karkable In the face OF prevalent
Fitness conditions. bur i eliminates
,r months CO record -oreak!ng truck
es.
I'm March ths Packard company
q niure thnn s750.000 worth of
tcks In April Jne business total
so per cent Greater than in April.
t3, while the May total. was also
per cent greater snan In thu cor
spending month last year,
ifhc June sat1s exceed ttIQse- Of
BE. 1913. by s256.ss+. an Increase
nearly SO per cent.
ghe largest individual der re-
Eed during June was one for twelve
tskart' direction trucks from the
kFsfaali Field company, Chicago
lis firm has purchased q total 90
rsy-three Packard heayyduty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
MANY GAIL FOR ELECTION.
Petitions Receive 500 Sigyers--ic.
tive Circulation Until Monday.

Petitions. carrying approximately
500 signers. who ask Governor Stuart
TO call the Statewide prohibition cleo
ton In September, have been received
at anti-saloon headquarters in Har-
Iisonburg Several petitions are be-
ing circulated at each precinct and,
between now and next Mordav--ths
last day on which the papers may
be fled. 1t Is expected that MANY
more signers will be secured It
would not be surprising II r1nre than
1900 qualified voters in Rockingham
ask for the election.
George ". Conrad and Charles ..
Harrison, who head the nor-political
prohibition canlpaisn Organization In
Reekinsham. are highly pleased at
the results go far. They expect firth
er activity on the part OF those hav-
ing the petitions In charge at church
services on Sunday The petitions
must be filed In the county clerks
office. by the time Of closing On Mon
dav.
Up to last night petitions had been
gent in from Dayton. Cross Keys.
MeyerhoeffeTs Store. Pleasant VAL
ley. Melrose. Ottobine. Rridgewater.
Tenth Legion, Elkton. Mount Clinton.
Broadway, Harrisonburg. and several
other precincts. The petitions from
Dayton carry 100 names---the largest
outside of Harrisonburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
SKELETON
FOUND ON FARM

Staunton. Va. July 4--The skel-
eton of an alligator was found several
days ago On the George Powers farm
near stanton, and considerable
speculation was caused as TO the
probable manner IN which 1t got
there. The gator was about Ave feet
long and had been skinned and the
bones picked by buzzards. II is
thought that 1t died on the train
while in possession of travelling
carnival ard WAS skinned ana the
body thrown 6ff whore found. The
skeleton was exhibited at Sheets
wagon yard and aroused a considera-
BILE amount of curiosity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
FRANCE WANTS MORE OF
BOSTON OPERA COMPANY

Paris. Jnly A committee OF Ia
dies has been formed hers for the
purpose Of getting sufficient suhscrib-
trs to boxes 10 enable the Boston
opera company to give her second
season OF epsr a. here next yea Thu
committee includes The Duchess
Ts'tcste. Princess Michael Murat.
Princess be Pollgnac formerly Miss
Win,.retta Slnrcr. the Ntrudis de
Ganaya. formerly Miss Ri1gway. Of
Philadelphia Mrs Louise Stern, and
Baroness Won schoen, wife OF the Ger
man Ambassador
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
CASES Of TYPHOID
FEWER THIS YEAR
FIFTEEN CASES AND ONE rEATfl
IN JUNE AGAINST TORTY-ONE
AND SIX JUNE, 1913.

Though the month of June was
an unusually hot one. and the ap-
peararee ol typhoid IS usually heavy.
there were hut fifteen cases. reported
10 the city health department during
the month. and there was but one
death A year ago in June there were
deaths. The health officials of the
city are gratifled at this showing and
nj that Of the mortality report for
the month.
During June there were 247 deaths,
thirt, fewer than in June, 1918. Deaths
from infantile diseases. usually
mounting up into namhers. were
com paFatively few, there being but
shirty~one, OF which fifteen were OF
white and sixteen of colored chill
dren.
Three hundred and four births, ITS
white and lac colored. were reported
for the month.
OF June's PAT deaths, 125 <ere
white and l24 colored.
There were four deaths from
whooping cough, one white and three
Tered: there were twcnty-ora VIC
lent deaths. two of which were sui
eide. both white. There were four
teen coi1rei victims OF violent death.
Twenty died OF Bright's disease,
twelve white and eight colored, nine
from ape plexy, six white and three col
cred: ten from pneumonia one white
and nine colored twenty-five from
heart disease. twelve. white and ten
cnlnrad+ fourteen from cancer, ten
white and four Coiored.