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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

ment the laws OF
trade can no. long
er be artihcially
controle d. The
pro S peril y for
which the country
has waited since
the republican pam
ic of 1907 is almost
here. II is impos-
sible for republi-
can orators, for
republican jour-
nails. for republic
can prophets OF
calamity and dis
aster to stop the
rising tide of pros
perity; they can
not contend against
the C on dition s
which con from t
them now. Willing
and anxious as YOU
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

large numbers were present in the
sewage itself. Workmen employed in
and about sewers are no more fire.
quently i'll than are street laborers.
Sewer air is cleaner to breathe than
the air of many a city street
A plumbing inspector may be
worth his salary, but if he should
discover 40 leaks a day he would
not prevent as much disease as the
health officer does when he detects
one typhoid carrier, diphtheria car
rier or scarlet fever carrier.
Questions and Answers.
A. S. writes: You have urged that
we '1et the baby holler-it will do him
good" Suppose he insists on keeping
it up all night and all next day, what
can we do?
Reply.
Send for your doctor
NJ. B. L. reports: After reading
your recent article upon Bunions and
Shoes, 1 had a pair of shoes made ac-
cording to the suggestions in the ar
ticle. and / want to thank you for the
great relief they have already given
me. Health is wealth, runs the say
ing. Wealth is money and money
talks. That's why your department
Of the paper is headed Health Talks"
d. r. inquiries: Can you suggest
anything to prevent head sweats in
babies? My baby, 13 months oN.
sleeps poorly, cries a great deal, has
head stuffed up most of the time and
the head sweats a great deal. He
takes nothing but matted milk.
Reply.
The diet is suffici<nt to cause head
sweats, symptom in many cases of
ricketts,. Ricketts, is more than suspi-
ciouly common in babies cheated with
matted milk and condensed milk. You
should have your family doctors opin-
ion on this, and follow his advice.
Matted milk and condensed milk are
both rich in sugar, and nothing much
else. They are too poor in TAT and pro-
tein-bone and blood builders. They
agree" for a while. but they cheat the
baDy of his due nourishment.
S pertaining to health. II your ques-
swered through these columns; If not
ped. addressed envelope is enclosed.
vidual cases or make diagnoses. Adj
care of The Argus, Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11
July IL in American
History.

1774-Si- William Johnson. ,,ar
New York pioneer and inolsh
ager. died; born 1Ilo. .,,,.a IL 1
1so4-Alexander Hamilton kin-
duel by Aaron Burr; born ~ sea
1s64-General Early's column rcr
strong, arrived In iron. y .,ops q
Stevens, one of the fornnca
Washington. ....o -
qS-Bombardment OF sai''. -., ,,naj,
chded: last gun OF the
fred. .sof d
lo13-United States AinDsssa .up
Mexico Henry Lane WIS., sys.sssi,s
moned from his post "
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11
HEALTH TALKS
0/ ~
William Brady,M.D.
The SeWer-Gas Bugaboo

Our ancestors and their medical ad-
visers dreaded bad odors. They asso-
ciated malodorous conditions with GER
tain diseases, and knowing nothing of
bacteriology they believed an unpisas-
ant odor a sure indication of unhygi-
enic surroundings.
Anything unpleasant to the senses
is popularity deemed a nuisance and
reported to the board of health.
Personal and municipal cleanliness is
to be encouraged always for esthetic
reasons If not for reasons of public
health. Yet it is difficult to see why
the health department should be more
concerned with street cleaning than
any other municipal department. It
is as reasonable to place the health de-
partment in charge of dredging, park
amusements, and every other branch
of administration; for everything men,
toned has some slight relation with
the public health.
A Famous Busaboo.
Perhaps the most famous bugaboo
in history was the malodorous vapor
that arose from the Thames river in
1853 when the river was grossly pol
luted with the sewage of London. A
thorough investigation conducted by
DR.. Budd proved that this odor caused
none of the serious results the people
attributed to it or feared from 1t.
Budd wrote: 'In view of these mex.
orable figures the illusions of half
century vanished in a moment
meaning the illusions OF the doctors.
The people still considered bad odors
as dangerous as ever.
Sewer gas" was formerly deemed
deadly poison. 1t was supposed to
cause typhoid fever, scarlet fever.
diphtheria and tonsilitis. Nowadays
everybody knows that these diseases
are communicable by contact, and not
by the air or by sewer gas.
What 10 Sewer Gas7
AS a matter of fact sewer gas is
air containing volatile gases derived
from decomposing organic matter
malodorous but utterly incapable OF
causing disease. The air in sewers
has been found remarkably free from
germs. even when typhoid germs in
DR.. Brady will answer all question
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11
THE BRIGHT SIDE.

"Gadsby Is a
man who deserves
a great deal Of
credit. He is a
constant inspira-
ton to me-"
Yes, he seems
to be able to look
on the bright side
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

of everything
Il know it. The other day he told
me that the people who live in the
fiat next to the one he occupies had
bought a monograph which they kept
going day and night. But was he dis
couraged? Not at all. He said he
was glad they had no son who was
learning to play the accordion"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

TERMS-Ten cents per week by car
rier. in Rock Island; IS pc yea- by mail
IN advance
Complaints OF delivery service should
be mace to the circulation department,
which should also be notified In every
instance where Il Is desired TO have
paper discontinued. as carriers have no
authority in the premtseS
All communications o. argumentsSive
character. political or religious. must
have real name attached fer publica-
ton No such articles viii be printed
over fictitious signatures.
Telephones IN all departments. Gen.
tral Union. Rcck Island I45. 1145 and
2I45.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11
Mere Nonsense.

81 wish" she complained, that you
wouldn't talk so much nonsense to
me-"
Il didn't know that I talked nom
sense to you"
You're always telling me about
yourself and what you have been do
ing"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11
Worse Than Lost.

Don't take it so hard" said the
sympathizing friend; remember that
though your daughter is married you
have not lost her"
81 know it," sobbed the brides
mother. That's the trouble. Julia and
her husband have already picked out
the best room in the house for theirs"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11
Thn Better WaN.

81 always pay as co." said the lean
man.
Il DON'T" replied the fat man. Il
hand out my tips before l get ready
to go. / find that 1t is the better way
If you want to get good things"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

1t sometimes happens that the daugh-
ter OF the house is more successful at
managing the old man thereof than the
mother-but the daughter uses the
same methods that her mother did at
the same age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11
Unless They Are Heiresses.

Its hard TO lose a beautiful daugh-
ter." said the wedding guest sympa-
thetically.
Its blame sight harder to lose the
homely ones" replied the old man who
lad several yet to go.-Boston Tran
scrtuE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

Some idea of the extent of the nat
uraI resources Of the island OF San
Domingo may be gained from the fact
that there are four full fedged -evolu-
tons in operation there at the present
time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11
A Good Guess.

'T had just as much money in my
pockets when my salary was 800
month as I have now, although my
present income is about ten thousand
dollars a year"
"Ahl Then you have not become a
widower"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

There's almost as much pleasure in
giving away something you don't want
as there is in getting something you
10 want.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

Especial Correspondence OF The Arsus.)
washington. July s.Irhe time mas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

Brady will
ton general
will be
make
dress William
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-11

Continued on Page Twelve)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21
Tortfebuna foIat.)

Ma1ittDs. Serr: SD m06t,
Jpiletl germ etpus poripieleu, ober
oGs &ldpter lit berItimmt.
Srdlletn: 9as &Iapier merit mob:
ole abfi9t.
SrudebIer Sfner lsrs
tienoe, auriidgebliebene S6iiIer fin,
Den BET etnem Sa9mann pdbrenS Der
6srtenmonate biebepo.Ie Qtebeopl(e)
Aufhabme.
Malittoie 9egrInounq.
Baron deinem 0iener gum erifenmds
l. NH Der aus Der S9pets mitae.
Droften Sdlafglode lGuten6): BIAS
IGlet4It on penn 70 8tpeifelpoI Der.
Siener: BARRON oas 8elarte tum
ritr 10 fremoartig Dor.
goron: ltniinn, i9 babe Dir bp6
anti etner e4ten rS6nfgIode" gelalss
tel.
@ebuGbsprobe. 0idter.
ling ": Sic, tpifen g 'pas,
tiommen mir pom nd9iten Gritsn on
illlnier obenos auIamnen uno Isier
mir ilns nbipehTeInO unTere @ebids
te boz.
0iGterlin9 g.; GinpetItanben,
pollen mir i9ou'n, nsr's am Idaas
ten ausbdIt!
8ere9ntnb. 4a Serr
Wililler, mein Spbn iGrsibt mir 0d
eten. bob es Der Sbre 70 i9Iett bat
be; feinem 8orpprdl.
NeiB, tpeiB. @eb'n Sic, oas
llt,n 9an3 S6lauer. Der ifellt Iib
oilemal redt oumrn, oomit ibm ser
Eorpcral reht bieIe @rcb6eiten an
osl &opf ipirft. Die merit er iid
uno pertauft lie allemal firm id0nes
Stlo aIs 8uIeritnboFbtiiten an Die
@tBbidtter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21
ole Gpanae mar nidt

bartsiten - Die Spanse mar nidt
porbanoen.
pWie mertpiirbis!" iaste Ie 6Dat
aberraf9t.
.Mertpirois lit es nur", erpis
oerte Der iuuge poli5eioffiaier, yoaB
Der 9ieb, ipenn mir NIT eintm fol.
den su rednen baten, nidt ben san5eu
@9ab an ii9 ssnommen bat. Cur
nod Die Spanse alIo bate er &c.
nommen."
Die 5rau S:afin idien suns Der.
tpirrt.
.glber tpie lit bas mGgli9a"
DAB sic oiefen 8erluf nt6t
gleidoeitis nit Dem Der 4sraffe be.
merit baben2 Sang einfad. Die
4sraffe lit pobl oas bei tpeitem
tpertpo0ere Stiit, uno in Der 9Iufres
gitng iiber ibr 8eri9ninoen lit Sbnen
i'm Musenblid Der tIeiners @erluit ent.
sangen."
oGs mare bic einaise Grtlaruna",
lautete na9 elmer pauie, nod in
gang bsroustem Some, ibre ant.
mort.
Die 3afette panberte in ibren
Gufbelpabrunesraum auriid.
Gs mar auni9it nod cine Inter.
iudung Ser iibrtsen 3usdnse gu Den
in 8etra9t fommenoen Hdumlidteis
ten n0tis - Der SenTer. Sic seig.
ten nt9ts mertensipertes. l1eberdll
tparen ole Rplldoen 9era6gelaEen,
nur i'm Speiiesimmer an Dem SEM
ite- oas 9eraoe an Ser gde lag, mar
De- 2aben 9o9ge5o9en - Elm I'm.
ftano, Der bon Dem iungen, tpsnn audi
eifrigen, 70 oo6 nod ipenig geiibten
8eamten taum bea6tet lino nod fpes
niger irgenoipelder 8ebeutung fiir
inert gebalten lpurbe. Damn fpuroe
Die 9ienerf6aft, Die ldnsit eetpedt
porben mar uno ii9 in Der Slide
reriammelt battle, in sen Speiiefaal
berufen = elmer mad bem onoern.
Eiemanb puBte gu Ser Sa6e cine
@usTage gu MAIDEN, niemanb bate
etpas 8erod6ttges semertt. S9liebs
lid muBte man es ii6 nod gefoQen
lafien, Ser pcli5ei feline Roffer,
S6rdnte uno SdubfG9er aufsus
i6lieBen, Oamit iie berumin6en fpnns
te. 4un nit SlIs ipuroe feline auss
nabme gema3t. Qber, tpie Iei6t Dor.
~aus5ufeben = AUDI bas fii6rte su teis
mem ReIultat.
sd babe nun meme Yfli6t aetan,
Srau @rdfin", iaste Der 2eufnant.
als er ipieOer allein nit ibr mar,
suno lperoe ieBt bas prototou aufs
ieben. Die Sadie sebt nun an ole
StaatsanpaltI9aft, morgen miro Der
Neutrality-suspicious. fommen. 6of.
fentli6 sliidt es linn, ai9t IN oie
Sadie gu brinsen un6 Sbnen pieoer
gu Sbrem @igentum gu berbelfen. Sd
enpfeble mid e~eboriamf."
Cine tiefe @nttdui6uns sudte iiber
oas @eii6t Der f95nen Srdu.
.Gber ia meme. fa9te fie. bag
Die Sade bod gans ftarIieat
Dab fein 3peifeI an Dem sdtet
ooer pielmebr ser sGterin beIteber
fann."
Sic meinen, oaB Dies bas Srdu>
letn iIt?"
@tbel sudte ole a6IeIn.
sd gebe 8u, baB Ser geroadt
gegen lie ipobl berehtiqt lit un6 6ak
i'd @nlab hdtte, ie gu perbaften.
anoererTeits t0nnte i5 einen MiB.
9riff oamit beqs6en. S~ebenfoIlS
mS&te ia Oic Giite an sic riften.
Srau @rdfin, oafir Ioraen s1 mol
len, Dab bag 5rdulsin ni6t entfoms
men Tam, Obippbl ib nidt CLAUDE.
ooB tie einen 8erIu6 basu MAIDEN
lptr9; SD perionii4 bolte fs fir IN,
i6uIbig."
Der PoIi5etrtfiaier nit Dem
S%dubHtann periieB 6as 5aus, 81.
l1t9e 3eit fdimmerte 6arin noh Qift.
Damn berloid es, uno ii6er Saus uno
Strobe breitete ii9 oas Sdpeieen
Der Na9t.
II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21

S6mud, cine qsraffe aus Sma'
raeben unb 8riannten in 5orm et'
mes S9lufels2"
rSapr1l."
Sic iparen Der 5rau @rdfin
isIbit babei bebiIflid, ben S4mud
ab3unrbmeng"
.Sapobl."
nSas sei6ab i'm SdlafSimmsr9D
nSapobl."
LIMB Sic legten ben S9mud auf
ben Stf69"
.Neiu. Dos tat ib nidt, bus tat
bic Srau 8rdftn."
,gls bic Srau @rdfin bas S4lafs
simmsr perlieB, UNI ii9 in pas
Speiie3immer gu begeben, oa blies
ben sic i'm S9lafSimmer suriide"
,Saippbl."
.9as S9lafSimmer bdnst nit
benz @ntleibeaimmer Suiammen. Sinh
Sic alein in bieisn beiben 3immern
sepeien?"
vSatpObl."
.@Grs es nidt m0slid,, bab iid
iemanb nod barin peritedt 9ebalten
bdtte9"
,9as CLAUDE i6 ni9t."
Y&ber es pdre immerbin mOgs
li6?"
Slfe sudte itumm bic @9ieIn.
,Gs 1T abfolut ousgeI9loHen,"
miI9te Ii6 Die Srau @rdfin erregt
binein, lid babe midi, Bis sic, Serr
2eutnant, tomen, ntGt aus bieIen
brei 3immern geriibrt. @enn nod
cine brittle 9erion ft9 barin befuns
Den Bate, 70 miiBte lie nod iebt
bprt iein. Bite, mir polen uns
bp6 auf Der Stele iiberSeugen."
Sod einmal fe6rte man nod ben
Rdumen 3uriid, Die S9rdnte ipurs
ben ge0ffnet, ieber Diutel Our4ft0s
bert. Was ii4 ertparten lieb = es
purOe ntemanO 9efunoen.
Ser S9mud lag alio," iebte Der
gpli5eileutnant iein gerb0r nit benz
jungen Mdb9en fort, ~npdbreno bic
Jrau Grdfin ii9 i'm Speiie5immer
oufbielt, bort auf benz Slid, unp Ste
baben i'm au9 pdbrenb Dieier gars
3en s3eit bort lieeen ieben?"
r9tein," erpiberte Siie. sd Ipar
nit ben Sleioern beI6Gftigt unD be-
timmerte mid ni6t mebr barum."
raIs bic 5rau 9rdfin nun pies
Der in bas S9lafsimmer trat -
lpas seI6ab iueiter9"
Die Srau @rdfin trat an ben
Slid unb rief pl0bli9: nSa feblt
mir ia etpas. Ser CRIME S4liFel,
bic Smarasos Ngraffe" sd
sloubte, bob es BON Der 5rau Srds
fin elm Srrtum pdre. aber nein,
ib muBte mid ielbit Oapon iiberaeu.
gen - bic @graffe mar peri9puns
ben"
naDnnen Sic ii9 bas 8eri9mins
ben Des SamudItudes irsenopis sr<
flGren2"
rgaetn."
SD bante."
SIZE mar %entlaFen. Die art ibs
rsr @usiase, ibr rubises, beitimmtes
8eisn bate auf ben Sffisier ben
beiten Ginbrud gema6t.
rIo9 ems, Trau Srdfin", iuste
CT, ais er tpteocr ALIEN nit ibr ipar,
ves pare fir oen 5an, Dab bier Elm
Oiebfta9l porliegt immer6in a%uftal@
LEND, penn Der 0teb ii9 nit Dieier
agraffe allein begnii9t penn er
Ii4 nidt AUDI md an Den anoeren
&oitbdrteiten, Ole auf Dem Slid Ia.
gen, persriffen Bate"
Sin Qusbrud bon 8etroffen9eit
glitt iiber Gt9els @eii9t.
.WieIo?"
.Sie Ipra6en bod Oaoon, Dab IS
mebrere S9muditiide tparen, Die sic
9etrdgcn unb auf 6sn Std gsltgt
batten."
.4ueroings."
rBiIen sic gang bsiimmt, ouB
Sbnen nur Die Qgraffe abbanoen se=
tommen iit?"
sd glaube."
nWeldes pursn oie anSsra
S@muditiide, Ole sic nod ansebabt
batten9"
Sin Salsbanb bon 8riaanten -
Elm 4rmbanb, nit Rubinen beisbt -
elm Saari9nfud BON perlen - Elm,
tlsine Spange nit Sapbtren - Die
Die i'd nod anbabe, unr
iieben Ringe."
Der oeutnant bate Iein 0oti5buh
geSogen uno- permertte bas @ufaes
,Ghlte oortn.
nllno no befinOen ii9 ieBt Sisle
Sahen2"
nSn meinsm SreIor."
r0arf i9 fe ieFen2"
.8itte!"
@t6eI ndbm aus Dem ii6er ben
Sett dn%oebrdd1teu SreTnr Sic npm
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-01-29
AFTER COUGHING TWO YEARS
Waycross, Ga. Woman Found
Relief in Vinol.

Did you ever cough for a week?
Then just think how distressing it
must be to have cough hang on for
two years.
Mrs. D, A. MCGEE, Waycross, Ca,
says: Il had a very heavy cold
which settled into chronic cough
which kept me- awake nights for fully
two years, and felt tired all the time
The effect of taking your cod liver
and iron remedy, Vinol, is that my
cough is gone. can now get good
nights rest and feel much stronger
in every way. l am "A years old"
1t is the combined action of the
medicinal elements of the Gods liv-
ers aided by the blood-making and
strength-creating properties Of tonic
iron which makes Vinol so efficient
for chronic coughs. colds and hron-
chltis-at the same time building up
the weakened, rundown system.
Try bottle OF Vinol with the un.
Outstanding that your money will be
returned II It does not help you.
p S.--If you have any skin trouble
try Saxo Salve. We guarantee It.
Prideaux \ Bliss, Druggists, Miner.
al Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-01-29

has nothing to lose, but everything to
gain from Wilson's trust program? Is
it ready for new deal based ON a
square deal and no mercy for wilful
robbers?
Heretofore, as the big fellows have
squealed, the little fellows have shiver-
ed. 1t was foolish custom, without
warrant in fact, because big greed has
been little business worst enemy.
If now, honest business is ready to
have the outlaws handsuffed, things
can soon be made better. The res
possibility for the future of American
prosperity, therefore, largely rests upon
business men themselves.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-01-29
WAR BY CORRESPONDENCE.
Navy to Adopt kriesspie In Connec-
ton With Newport School.

Navy to Adopt kriesspieI In Connec-
ton With Newport School.
Washington navy is to have
the benefit OF the correspondence
school idea in teaching the war game.
or kriegspieI. The war college at New
port Is soon to announce the details of
system of instruction for all officers
of the service, whether on shore or at
sea.
The tables on which the kricgspiel
Is practiced and Il room adapted to the
purpose will be provided on every ship.
and in the assignment of duties all of
ticers will have time to study the game.
Meanwhile the war college, beginning
with this month. will enter class in
January and July every year for Il full
twelve months course of instruction In
naval strategy. This is n new feature
in the instruction at Newport.
Every entering class will take up its
work alongside a class that has been
at work for six months. and in this
manner the spirit and traditions of the
war college will be handed down. The
fact that officers have taken the war
college course and the correspondence
course will be entered on their military
records.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-01-29
FAYETTEVILLE.

The Witness: Rev, l.. W. Steckel
has received call from the English
Lutheran Church at Albert Lea, MINI.
Last Sunday he resigned his passionate
here, much to the regret of n large
circle of friends.
Mr.. NJ. p. Rindlaub read n paper on
Palestine on Sunday morning in the
Congregational church. giving an nc
count of the place and scenes he visited
while in that country
The city has ever $l1 200 in the city
treasury, Notwithstanding the improve
ments made last year. Street work
will begin as soon in the spring rs
possible. More new intersecting streets
will be macadamized and many of them
oiled The street work done last fall
was exceptionally good.
The Journal: Hon. $. Il. Smalley
was able to come to our city from Cubs
to transact legal business yesterday.
Mrs. Chamley has gone to Minera
Point to visit her children for u few
weeks.
Father Cleary has been here visiting
his brother, Il, l.. the past few days.
Hon. James Dolan has returned from
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-01-29
homemakirs Course for 6aoser
Women.

The science of good housekeeping and
the art of homemaking in many of its
phases is being studied by hundreds of
Wisconsin women attending the short
course in Home Economics and the
demonstration school at the College of
Agriculture, University of Wisconsin
from January 81 to February 6,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-01-29
is YOUR CHICKEN SANDED?
Uncle Sam Intends to Find Out-May
Prosecute Dealers.

Washington department of ag
ricuture will investigate the charges
that some Of the poultry sold in New
York markets is sanded to increase the
weight Dealers thought guilty OF the
practice will be indicted under the
pure food laws
Assistant Secretary Galloway said
that the department had been receiv-
ing complaints from New York for
more than year that middlemen were
sanding poultry.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-01-29
Cooperative Laundry Movement
Promoted.

Creamerymen and cheesemakers who
take the special dairy course to be Civ
en- mt the University of Wisconsin dairy
school in Madison, February 81, will
be trained in the installation and oper-
alton of the machinery necessary to
run community laundry. Power
washers suitable for use in community
and cooperative laundries have been
added to the equipment of the dairy
building for the use of the students in
these special courses. At first only
rough washing will be done, thus keep
ing down the cost of equipment and
simplifying the operations.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-01-29
TAFT TROUSERS TOO BIG.
He Directs Tailor to Reduce the Waist
Girth of Thirty five Pairs.

New Haven, Conn Losing weight
has compelled former President Taft
to have his garments modelled on less
generous lines. He gave II local jour
neyman tailor an order for changes &c
be made in thirty-tive pairs of trou-
SerS.
Mr.. Taft has reduced his weight
eighty pounds. and his waist line has
drawn in six inches 50 that it now
measures forty-eight inches. Mr.. Taft
stipulated that reef should be taken
in the waist of each pair of trousers
the fullness to be gathered in" at both
sides and the front The tailor will
also alter thirty coats and vests to
conform to Mr.. Taft's bodily measure
ments as a Yale professor.