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Evening star., 1914-04-24
MUNICIPAL CLHN-UPS
CHECK UPON DISEASE
DR.. Milton ]. Rosenau, Former
Resident Of Capital, Discusses
Their Value.

That extension Of cleanliness to munich
pal housekeeping will have a far-reach-
ing influence IN checking the spread Of
communicable diseases which annually
claim thousands Of victims is tho belief
Of DR.. Milton J. .Rosenau. professor OF
preventive medicine and hygiene Of Har-
ward University and formerly director of
tho hyg1enic laboratory OF this city.
Dr.. Rosenau Is a believer In tho practi-
cabIlity OF cleanup campaigns, such as
the one waged in Washington last week.
rs II Is his opinion that the most effec-
tive way Of keeping q community free OF
disease Is to destroy the breeding places
Of insects. There il reason to believe,
according to Dr. Rosenau, that every
biting insect may transmit an infection
In a mechanical way.
For example. an insect bites a person
with fever. gets its mouth parts con-
ton. then bites another person, thus in
Producing the germs directly into the
system.
InsectBorne Diseases.
The list Of insect-borne diseases is now
long one. he points out. The mosquito
transmits malaria and yellow fever.
Biting flies. known as tsetse dies. con-
vey sleeping sickness: guats convey pap
pataci fever: ticks. Texas fever, and the
flea, plague. Recently. typhus fever has
been shown to be transmitted through
the bite Of lice. while the roach is under
suspicion as q carrier Of infection. such
as typhoid bacilh.
THE suppression of insects and house
hold syermin is essentially a question OF
cleanliness" states DR.. Rosenau. The
most effective. measures are those that
strike at the breeding places Cleanliness
and tncessant care must be exercised in
the household itself. particularly in the
Kitchen, pantry. dining room, cellar and
attic. Experience long ago decided that q
healthy home must be free from vermiu
! Of all kinds. It remains for the future to
| extend this kind OF cleanliness to mu.
nicipal housekeeping and rural santa.
tion."
Evening star., 1914-04-24

Wicomico county. Md, held school
1900 children marched in the parade.
Evening star., 1914-04-24
More than 10000 children, junior MEM
bers Of the National Association of Au-
dubon socie-
1OO,UUO ChlldTen IN ties, follow
u,:...-a p.1:oe ing TIL e
OAA30A0 AsSA1CA- any blizzard sfha +

swept over many states last February,
plunged into the woods and the snow
drifts to scatter suet, fat meat and grain
for the relief of millions Of distressed and
stormbound wild fowl.
The American Game Protective Associ-
alton has established a propagation pre-
serve and sanctuary Of 5000 acres near
Cape Cod Here it is raising game birds
to be sent to it's members throughout the
country. The goodlS number of lakes and
ponds provide natural feeding ground for
wild fowl. There is plenty Of natural
Evening star., 1914-04-24

Prosress 10 being made In the enforce-
rnent Of the law on this side Of the line.
A big. dealer
Progress Being Made, in .s4pd ana
In Law enforcement. fo' az who. was
CHARGED With having killed and sold
thousands Of wild birds every year. Ee-
Gently paid to the conservation gconmis-
sion Of New York dne Of s2ooo0 The
case was worked up with the help OF the
aforementioned association. The same
Arm has Just paid q fine Of $500 to the
New Jersey authorities. A certain no
torious enemy Of the game regulauons
was tried a short time ago on the charge
Of dynamiting fish. and sentenced to NJ
teen months imprisonment.
From the.southern states comes an un-
oficisl account OF man long IN the
business Of killing wild life by the whole
sale, for pront. who has not raised his
hand stree the PRONUNCIATION Of the fed
eral regulations. although 1t 10 reported
| that he used to kill as high as 10000
| fowl year when he. had only state rules
to meet. Also. the parcels post has been
closed to the Illegal shipments Of wild
birds.
| At the present time the United States
II supporting nearly 100 national reserves
| for the protection OF wild game. since
1904 federal executive orders have
set aside and equipped sixty-four bird
refugees and thifty-four national monu-
ments where it Is against the law to
shoot or trap wild game. Many Of the
| states, scores Of private clubs and even
| individuals have done likewise.
| Pennsylvania leads all the states Of the
Union In guarding migratory and in
sectvorous wild fowl. 1t maintains state
forest reservations totaling nearly 1000.
600 acres. distributed among twenty-six of
its sixty-seven counties. In these forest
reservations are five very large game
preserves One unusually attractive
woodland tract Is being used by the state
game commission. inclosed by a heavy
wire fence. where all wild life is abso-
| lutely protected all the year around The
increase Of CHEEKY and useful wild life
because Of these measures has been SO
great that similar refugees are to be locat-
| ed In every county of the state.
New York exceeds the keystone state
In the setting up of forest and stream
| reservations. having about ], 300. 600 acres
so CLASSIFIED. In regard to the refuge
system. however. 1t lags behind at pres-
ent, but bill empowering the state con-
servation commission to establish ref
uges Is soon to be presented to the leg1s-
lature. The states leading reservations.
Adirondack and Catskill parks. ara
among the very best in this country.
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gismard iibsr GmslanS.

s,bt, mo enslanb bic Wast. Fat
fallen laiIen unb als infer offener
sSsinb berporestrsten 1T, seipinnsn bic
Qleubsrilmgsn gismards befonbere ge.
beutnng, in bensn er immtr ipiebsr
ouf bic Gelbitiu9t unb Seuhelsi Der
snCiiffen ppIitif unb uuf bic GefGbr.
Iid,feit bss greibsns unierer s0etiern'
binoenielen Bat. Die 2lnilGnbigte;t
bss etnaslnen GrslGnb.rs bob CT IN
s:nsm .sifdeeipra94 nit poidinstr
berpor. Die ensliids politit binse,
aen lei BON alien bas @sgsptbeil; i6rs
bsrporfedrirhite @igenidaft fei bic
Seuf.lsi, iis fpenbs ale Wittsl an, bic
Der ein5elne gnglGnbsr psrcbfdsus.
sSn Grdnfteid lei ia bic goIitit 81.
stiien aud niht iebr ipGbieriin in
ihren Wlitteln gstpeIsn ndmentli4
ihndferen WolisftGmmen i'm Qlus-
lunbe gegeniiber isi iis sbenio sraufam
unb brutal berfdbren. iDie bic eng
Iiicbe; Geipdittbdtsn nnb lIeberlifting
Ieisn sbelfo porgstommen ipie i'm eng.
1iItm glegine, aber bds wldb Don
s5eudelei unb perfibis, tpie s3 Der
engIiITxn pplitii bdufig siOsn III, fsi
.bc@ an ibs ni9t raG5uirtsisus Die.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
Wie bic Selssldnber lire
SnieI perlieBen.

Don einem Ssfgoldnber ipirb benz
hamburger arembenblat1t aeIdris.
ben: 9lud auf oem ileinen giloHo in
Der glorbIse ipiirie man ipdbreno Der
ltbien WoGe bic ppIiiiIfe artIis in
alien ginselbeitsn. 9lls iid bic Gage
suipiBts, perlisbsn bic 9dbsgdits in
G6daren 6eIgolanb. unb bic getpob.
nsr mubten iid oarin fiisen. ibre
Seimitdtitn ON GamItaq Wlprgsn 1u
rerlaiIsn. mie tam ons allssg syrsis
tag Wnhmittags ipdr's, bd Elm DiiHeri,
boot bic Hadri4t brahts. bab Der
Grieagsuitanb In Seutfhlanb pers
Mngt tporbsn III. Gs ouuerie niht
lange, unD bic groBen rotbsn pIatuie
feipieltn bieie Thatfahe, bic iid Dor.
her NIT Winbsssile berumseIproden
hattie. Die plninie bes aommanbans
ten perfiigten bic VbrsiIe idmtliher
Hrsmben binnen "a Gtunbsn, ben
Ghlub Der Wirtbi6aftsn I'm 8 uhr
ilp. Die Inn 6 llbr dbfabrsnbe Sob.
ra1 III iiberfiilIt. Gis bat bic Itbten
Babeoafte an 9orb. Gur4 bic Gtra-
Zen eilt ber gliisrufer: -Qlass bat fih
sur Qfbfabrt bsreit au bdltsn!1 Die
Boifhaft pirb NIT grnit aufgenom.
men, unb Der grnit perleit. Der Jniel
eine bange Gtille. ipsnu aud bier
Iunb ba bet ,sine ebes be- 1rnsxs
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Mar stlein an gIifabetb 5rand, q
Bel 100 syub an Der Oitieite Der 9uper
SiraBe. $500.
George D. SaIlsp an wfartba 6
9dIlep, 52.75 bel 140 SUB on Der Sit'
feite Der Sai StraBe in MaSiionpills
$1.00.
SOhn Dietber an Gilbert Set u. a.,
5 Sabre pat,t, bonn 20. Wlai 1914 all.
dif einen 5beil BON Got 13 In De
BOLTS llnterabtbsiluns in plainoille
Sdbriidx Mietbe $35.
Sobn @ntss II. qlnb. an ellie 8.
Gates, einen ungetbeilten / 4ntbeil all
"a bel Sc SUB an Der Nprbieite Der
pearI Gtrdbe159 SUB peitlih Dor
Der @aInltt Strabe. 81.
2ilIie 6. W. @atss u.-@nb. an Sas
rab 3. 2eipis. einsn unseibeiIten 4
9intbsiI on "a Bel los SUB on Der
Siibieits Der qeorl Strabe. Is sur
lpeitlid BON Der @ins Strabe. 81.
Sarab s. 2eipis II. 9tno. an eillis
6. @aies, eiitsn ilngetteiIten 4 antheil
an "a BEL 66 SUB an Der Rorbieite Der
psarl StrdBe, 159 SUB tpeitIi9 BON
Der Malnit Strabs. 81.
Sarab 8. aeipis on Sobn Gates,
sinen unsetbsiltsn ! 9lntbeil an IS bel
66 Gub an Der NorbIeite Der pedrl
Strate. atpifd1en Mdlnut unb 0ine
Strdbs. 81.
aillie 6. Gates II. 4nb. on Sobn
@aiss, einen unsetbeiItsn / 2tnthsil oil
bemielben gisentbnm. 81.
Sobn @atss an Sarab s. 2etpis, 9
2ol bel 105 sSub an Der Sii6ieite Der
gearl Strabe. 81.
9ilie 6. Gates II. 9tnb. on Saral
&. 2etpis, einen nngetbeilien 4 antheil
on bsmIelbsn Gigenthium. 81
Sobn Gates an Sarab 8. qepis,
"a Bel 105 SUB an Der SiibIeite Der
pearl 5trabe. 78 SUB ipeitli9 BON Der
@ins Strabe. 81.
ggilIiam e. Wlente an 6reberid 8.
Stodmeier. Sots 13 nno IA IN ebrs
man &c W. @lsnsmdn's llnternbtbeis
hung BON asnnsbb 6eisbts. $3.50.
glnna g. Wlndensie al Gebba 6.
2oieb, 9bsil BON Cots AZ uno "A in
Wbits G. Rob' IbbitiOn 81 Wsd0iions
bile. $4,000.
gfnseline W. Gsttle an 6. 8. Jitdr
jeralbs, Got 12 in glod rG" in G6as.
M. Steele's eriter llntsrabtbsilung IN
College Sia. 81.
Die Grite 9eform. presbpieridners
Stride an Carrie 6. Mcainnep. 45 bel
$50 CUB an Der Horbieite Der Wools
per apenus, 740 Sub 5itIi4 bon Der
Clifton 9lpenue. $500.
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GrsmSeiS. sibertrasaxstx
Gintinnati. a Sept.

einet1Tiaft, A. Sept.
Sobn %. &inTert on Die Green Str.
g. &c 3. go. Ii. 4no.. 5 Sabre padt.
pom L. Sebruar 1914 on, auf ben 2as
benraum, bstannt als glo. q Green
Strubs. Nonatlibs Mietbe SIS.
Dlabel 2obr Soparb an q. gbtuorb
aobr. 17.14 older aanb in Gsttion 81
bon MilIerest Soipnfbip. $50.
Die 3Deits Rotional gant an Sobn
6. gdit II. 9lno., Got 562 in Ssnrp 3.
S6ultes Spsiter Mbbition 5u Deer
part. 81.
Gertrude q. Wpers on 8ar6ara
Sapplep, 9sitamsntsDoIl litrederin, Got
4 in Sbsrman QppIegats's sipsitsr
llnterabtbeiluns in gbepiot. 81.
Sberman applegaie an iJreb. 8.
@egener, Got 26 ilnb She'll bon Got
25 Sberman 9lppIegate's 3ipsiier 2tbs
bition gu gbepiot. 81.
Gertrude U. Wpers an Charles
6lin4paugb, Got AT In Gberman Up.
plesate's Sfpeitsr lInierabtbsiIung In
gbeDioi. 81.
9arrp 8inber an 5arrp gprfrh IL.
2no.. so BEL 12o Jub an Der Msitisits
Der Srdar0 Strabe in SDcamore
2otpnibip. $162.50.
Gftela Sobnfion an 9lnna GbieIbs.
as Bet 128 SUB an Der Sfiietts Der
9emlod Strabe. 81.
Wnrb Bdlbtpin on 5arrb $. BIus
menitiel II. 4nb.. Cots 20 unb 46 in
Robert gniion's llntsrabibsilung bon
&enneob 5sigbts. 81.
2ller. 9. Dilfon an Spi. 8. Gnns
Ming, Sbeil BON Got glo. 8 pon Gee &.
Wilion's llnterubtbeiIiins BON CLIFF
ton. 81.
Caroline Sumpf an Catherine
&umpf Die 5itlihen 30 Jub bon 2oi
gio. 43 In Deter Sims llnterabtbsi'
flung. 81
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Srnnssiasxttams 1spstsefen
Cincinnati. 4. Sept.
Qeue Sppotbeten.

Weue Sppotheten.
@alter 6. McGopan OH Giurt Str.
8. uno .. 50. $4,000.
Soiepbins MiiiIIer an gaitiibe 3. II.
6. 60. $3.50.
4brabam Gbor an Samuel 9erbs
man II. 2lnb. $3.50.
Jreberid Bon Saar an GoleraiH y.
unb 6. go. $500.
SsIen 8. GIippingsr on MiIforb
!Some .. 60. $500.
5elen 9. Glippinssr on WiIforb
!Spme .. 90. $500.
anna Sbislbs an GiteIfa Srbnison.
$3.50.
s5reoerid 6. Gtodmeier an Sbe
Woores gonep GO. $299.13.
aouiis gibsOOb al 5. &. Witrphp
u. anb. 81.
@etilgte 5ppotbeten.
Gren6 SO. Rantin an alIer. W.
Sarpoui. S762.
Spf. S6mibt an Rem gudeps 8.
unb 9. 60. $2500.
See 8. 9enlon an Wars u. Seros
gin. 5000.
Sobn aiirsmnnn an Gpring grops
@penue 6. unb 9. 60. $500.
M5altsr u. 9optins an bielslbs.
$500.
gfpTs Sriih an Clifton wluindl 6.
unb 9. 60. $4,000.
gbilip @pelter an glsmere .. nnD
g. 60. S2750.
9llice so. grobberser an eagle 9.
unb g. u. $500.
glnra @cbn on 23. @aSs @. u,
60, $3.50.
gbilip gtoienitnnael an Soiepblne
grcbm, Sriiitce, $4,000.
slnnie gflneter an Jirit'Woro y.
II g q. 60, S2500.
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Iiondr". Auf benz promenabsbed i'm.
term ROTH unb tpeib geitreiften Gons
reniegel mar cine elesante 9eIelfhaft
rerfammeIt: Die Damen in belen
Soiletten, bic meiisn 6erren i'm Seq
ierbreB.
Sin alterer, 5iemIi9 beleibier Ssrr
itanb barbduptis an Der 9riiituns, in
tomiider 9er1peifIuns Sis alrme auss
itredsnb. Gr pfiff unb rief nah jeinen,
6ut. Der iiber gOrb sefiosen mar, unb
Die iibrige 9eieIlI9dft lufte iiber bic
OrOIIis iibertreibenbe 2lri bss Bar
bauptisen. Waan Idien isbr animirt
an goro bcs 6ausbootss. llebers
Waiier trug Der S9da sinsn grpben
lbeil Der itiirmiid ssfiibrten, oft BON
aaten unterbrofenen llnterbaltuns.
sd fterbe am grdblinIten Sdnups
fenfieber. iptnn id ni6t iofOrt meinen
9ut ipiebertriege!l"
peinen 6ut, einen Sut, Elm aDnis-
reid fir einen .6ut" parobierte elmer
aus benz Greiie.
res mar bod boffentIid Elm puna=
mae"
rgl9tanDfiebsig Mart = fOebsn bel
Gerion setauft!4
pa Da = Ser Serr bort in benz
Segelboot bat ibn!"
ngr bdIt ibn iider, er bdlt Jpn
iparm!"
g5iibfder menfd Oas, nibt2 Wis
sr 10 aufreht baitebt!"
sSa - i,nart." limb elmer Der juns
gen 5srren rief: sd CLAUDE, i'd femme
i9n. Sa. tobtiiber, ein Dlitglieb bon
msinem SesIsrtlub."
nad. bas trifft ii6 neii."
Gin Nifeiior. 0oiior S9aafiert.
9on Sdauffert ipsar."
nMelis liebensipiirbig, bab Der ers
tra ben lImipes matt.-
Der 8erlierer bes panamabutes
mar auf bic 2lubenborSstreppe bin.
aussetreten. nSie iinb rieIig Iiebsnss
piirois! 8 itb banie Sbnsn bieImals!
Sic iHiisep mid bOr bem GrtdItunsss
tobe! Wtein 2odenbaupt bGIt niHt
mebr gang bi9t!"
0a Der alte 5err cine 9labe beIab,
bic Biz in ben Naden reidte, 70 mubte
aud Shuuffert mitlahen. gr legte
jsbt bic Ruber meg, Iisb bas Boot sur
greppe aleiten unb bielt ben Banana
triumpbirenb bod.
.Gerettet!1 rnf er Iuitis.
.Sest, bus ii9t Elm pusises 00lHeT
meinie 9uitlp. CT fiibIte iih aber bod
fart g0riert. benn bic atpei, brei
Oubenb 9dfte an gorb muIterten iie
rnausseiebt, ipdbreno Rnbi bas ibm
Sugeporfene Snu auffins.
Sas amiifanie ileins S4duipiel
tutte eine Wense Rersisriesr ange5os
gen. Gin panr Sadtsn unb SolIsn
i'm umtrsis batien bic Segel geitris
den unb Iassn ftia, fisben ubsr a9t
Rub.rbpois, nit 8srliner 4usfliigs
lsrn aefiint, tamsn eiiis ndber, I'm
ben 9organs gu bepbadten. 2lud Elm
gootsperleibsr ithB pom ,S9pebit
i6en papiIlon", berau. in Der Wsis
nung, bnb .s ba pielIei9t eiipas su
perbienen seben tSnnte.
0om 9sd fiibrte aubenborbs cine
Sreppe 81 @oiIsr. Qluf oieIer brdnss
ten iif nun Io4snb unb idpaBenb
Serren unb 9anen, uu ben feiers
IiGen Moment Der llebergabe bss toits
bureu panamabuies NIT gu srleben.
r5auienb 9ant! 9auIenb Sant!
SD qperb's Sbnsn nod auf bem Sisrs
bebett gsbsnfen, better Serr!A
Bite, bite. iaste Der aHeifOr
amiifirt, .bas tam ia iaum onnsb. |
men!"
rSerr 9o,tOr bon @9duffert2"
fragile Der junse 5err i'm SssIerbreB,
Der binter bem Oifen itanb.
Rubi erfannte in benz syragsr einen
fliidtioen 8stannten aug bem Gese
iertlub. .2ll Seil, Serr pad4~
rief sr.
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Ter gtnunfe ipirb bss Valersn aus
gsfiihrt tn siiIer Ystrcdturlg, pll
Bult) in ieiiien 5agetuhbldtiern auI
5siHnst. Bismnrd ipeiit bier ndd, odt
oi. snglilds poliiii N Der gan5el
yisu5eit immsr barauf aiISgegansslr
Jet. sulttr ben Wldttsn oes Honil
nsnts 3fpistrcdt 5u itiIten opsr ~
trbaltsn, uno iit Der etllrrl gsgsn oIs
dnosrsn 5u benlsn,it 10 DaB lIs ~
gngldnos Borsbeil sel9fpdGt nnp gs
l9dDist i,urDsr. Yelouosrs paiisI
Die ellgldnosr tHlmtr perluHf, una
sssen Die Nniitn aiis5uipielsH. rlSIi.
als Der rullil9 tiirflidle Arles ld
aHfilnoigie. lollfen ipir ibn piirn en-
lpru9 ~ psfeSspurg repiroerf. 'm
Jnierells Der uIenl9li1teit nIs o,'
Times oempnlfrlerit. iino pls Noni'
gin 1IttorIa llns ans 2srs lssie, III el'
llsm srieie an osli Sa'ler, Der Don
4ugnlia upsrm.fleli ulo psfurioptls'
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Wtenl@ilqisli, urlfos h9o Ulelpsli v
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epfilieliipum unO ausprelluhs o,s, 81
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Sie (sntta,,idu,uoen. ,peIhe inn ieine
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c.rtsreiIc mi Ssm cseitlouSe A., fiib.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
(GortieBuns folss.)

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

0nd Ianeen syabren ia6 er iic pie.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

Gfgcnc 3uriifuabme
Gle baben mid einen gfaiSyopI
gennnnt - iiebmen Sie ben 3uriids
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bIeiben tblin sic bod elmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
FLAVELLE ASSAILANT,
ARRESTED, C0NFESSES
Italian, Having Gambled Away
Ills Money, Tried to Rob
American Woman.

Florence, May 23.-A F'lorentine art stu
dent. Pietro Rossi. was arrested to-day
on suspicion of being the man who shot
and robbed Mrs. Mary Flavelle, of Chi
cago. while she was travelling on train
between Florence and Assist on Thurs
day.
Rossi later confessed the crime. He
said.
Il am student at the Social Science
Institute here and am twenty-four years
old. | had g&mbled away almost all the
money ] possessed. and had started on
my way home to Monte Pulciano in order
TO inform my family OF my predicamenr.
ON the train however, | saw an old ladv
who apparently already mad one foot m
the grave. and TO whom wealth could not
mean much.
The sight of the well dressed woman
tempted me. and / attacked her. | would
not have tried 20 kill her If she had not
screamed when | grasped her valise. l
then lost my reason and fred
The accused is being kept under close
watch.
The condition of Mrs. Flavelle had i'm
proved to-day. and the doctors stated that
she would probably survive il her con-
stitution was strong enough to enable
her to recuperate from the great loss If
blood caused by the wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
DO "CANCER HOUSES" EXIST?
BRITISH DOCTOR CITES CASES
Idea That Some Form of Infection Does Persist IN certain
Buildings Supported by Authenticated Instances --
in ENGLAND France and Norway

houses surrounded by tall ones or tall
trees.
After investigating a large number or
statistics he concluded that the lie or the
ground and its association in the COM
bustion of coal play an important part
in determining the incidence OF cancer.
Nairnshire has the highest cancer death
rate in Scotland. Its population Is s"o'
of whom $500 live in the town OF Marin
Mr.. Green shows that, while cancer Is
extremely prevalent in districts where
coal is burned, II is absent where the fuei
,s neat. The Inference is drawn that the
combustion OF fuel rich in sulphur I'm
one district where special peat contain
ing sulphur was used cancer was found)
is responsible for the prevalence or This
disease. Further, II Is contended tnat
where the houses Of the people are oulit
on sloping sites or in hollows the IN
cidence is higher, owing TO smoke accu-
mutation. Where there is free draft, on
the other hand. the incidence FANS
This" Mr.. Green AYERS. lis the obvious
reason why cancer should account FOR
one death in seven in the Strand district
and only one death in fifty-four In step
new"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
WORLDS LARGEST AIRSHlP
Schultz LAM Dirigible Attains
Speed of SO Miles an Hour.
lFrom The Tribune Correspondent

lfrom The Tribune Correspondent
Berlin. May 14-The new Schutee- LAM
arship ST. H. whose mysterious move
ments have been of great interest to for
eign governments. is now said to be the
largest airship in the word and the fast
est in the German army. Her gas ca
pacity is between 2S.Oo0 and 1900 cubic
metres. while with three motors she can
attain speed Of Il kilometres an hour
and a speed of y kilometres 63 niles
with four motors. The Zeppelin does ~
kilometres an hour.
The 81. II has a wireless equipment
and will be armed with several machine
guns. All parts OF the ship are easily
accessible. and the cars are hung so low
that there seems 10 be 10 danger of an
explosion through sparks from the mot
ors. such as caused the Johannisthal dis
aster. In addition TO the regulation fore
and aft cars, the 81. III has two side cars.
which are expected 10 prevent her from
sinking when resting on the water. while
the elasticity OF her construction makes
her more seaworthy than the Zeppelins.