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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
A Just Verdict

A JURY OF Winchester, Ky. declared that Thompson
now on trial. had swindIed Calhoun attempted to
swindle the First National Bank Graham Va out of
$4,000 and verdict for the that the
land shark should make it good-shoud pay money
back The people saying that the Kentucky lard deal
by Dootte Lyman Of Huntington, Holiday Thompson
Kentucky where they eced from Calhoun for land
that does exist which they put him in
possession of and can't robbery highest kind
They being tried for the and even il per-
chance they should acquitted people Calhoun will
know it conspiracy nc robbery
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
Order Of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST VIRGINIA:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court OF Mcdowell Comfy
on the hrst Monday in Dee, 1914.
John Mihalko,
Rosa Mihalko,
Defendant.
The object OF this suit is In Obtain
from the defendant by the plaintiff a
divorce
A VlNCULO MATRIMONI
AND II appearing from an affidavit now
on ME with the papers in this cause. that
the DEFENDANT - a nonresident of the
state OF West Virginia; il Is therefore or
dered that the said defendant do appear
II the CLERK office of the Circuit Cont
III Mcdowell county within one month
from the date OF the first publication of
this or'ier, and do what is nec.,ssrv To
protect her interest herein.
And II Is further ordered that a copv
OF this order be published once A week
ior Hour successive weeks in some new
paper Published in Mcdowell. county
and that copy Of the same be posted al
The front door Of the court "a puse of Me-
powell county for twenty days before de-
cree Is rendered.
A copy. Teste:
w. BURBRIDGE PAYNE. Clerk
A. q. Froe. p. .
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Ask the Legislature For Aid in Developing
High Schools in the Centers of
Colored Youths

vxIE said last rty institutions edu
cational or otherwise the spirit people
who create and the institutions There 10 today
and there has been for disposition
people of West Virginia adequate facilities for
the oonsisent and ncient education youth
black population OF the State from the elementary
through college, The spirit stronger today of course
than it was in the beginning such educational
porunes a. the State has provided for this
pss have been used sasfy the hopes
JUST men, and In some respects the
ssngune Expectation Of this youths ardent we'll wish
ers For this the time hand. AK not
for somethng but ask canddy earnestly for the
thing that Will oil the need greatest
vice t the whole people, do present
vantaRes and future certain substantial
The Governor Is anxious for such educational
acintes the State Superintendent desires shall
nave tnem the Legislature Ii dispossd them
the people willing that they should be provided.
Schools are intended make masters of their en-
vironments, that conditions must be relieved
while making provisions for The days of edu-
canona fact the consultation of which IL possible to
act wisely and effectively Sustained progress depends A
mucn and POSSIBLY more the intelligence whole
people a upon the powers and the gifts the few
Surely all will agree that black mans great
needs high order OF intelligence through the
great body OF people One great burdens 10
30 We shall help hm bringing ed ucxtiou a near 10
MIN ~ possible and much Of possible This can be
done by creating within the people have more of
their children complete the elementary course So
ask the Legislature to provide for rural school
supervision that the black future struggle for
bread 10 to meet sharper competition ever met
before there can be doubt occupations are
now requiring information high order of intel
Rence Therefore we need schools located OF
me people 90 related to their surroundings
a 70 enable all to master their 'ocaous and same
time acquire liberal ed ucston which now become
daily necessity Of citizen the Legislature for aid
In developing high schools In the coored youth
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
To the Public

awe take pleasure in ANNOUNCE
ug that IN the future Mr.. N 8.
Suhne will solicit for the Nc
lowell Tines. IL is au Lhorizs d
o solicit u work. ADVERTISING
Subscriptions and To. collect for
same. Mr.. Buhne has been in
mel employ OF e Mcdowell
times Tor SIX M tns and Is ia
nillar with all u Uses of the print
log business. We Ask our sub
scrloers and ia rons 10 encour.
age hID % g.v.ng Us bus n -
nd paying up their accounts
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

A. WEST VIRGINIA.:
cut Court Of McDowell COUNT. on tn al al
Monday in Dec Isi4 On the nrst
Celia Mechanism
Plaintiff.
Herr McClanaha,
Defendant
The object Of this suit is TO obt.i, 49, A.
'enosnt o. the Plaintiff divorce o
AVlNCUTO MAIRINOSTr
nnc ~ appearing from af1davis oow ~, a.,
WIN the papers In this canse that the D-s.., nc
=. nonresident Of the State OF v. eat Vir~;n;.
'r-refore ordered that the said Drfend
an. 90 appear At the Clerks Once OF the Ssrcnis
sren u McDoweh County. within one rnonth
.on sne GATE OF the FIRST pablicAtionof thi. go,
herein W b'o'~St MS interest
And II n further ordered that n eonx - III
oroer oe published once . week for four -,,.s,s .s
~ ~eS - In some Newspaper published in NJ
Dowen county. and that a COPY OF the 80. -
49, 49, =. the 'front.' door Of the Court Hone -
il rendered -'' "7ore decree
Copy Teste:
w. BURBRIDGE PAYNE. cl~,l
@" A q. fIoe- r. ..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
Order of Publication.

WEST Y MA
AT Rules held i'm the Clerks 90 "a
the Circuit Court OF Mcdowell County
on The first Monday in Decemb 1914.
John Wright,
W. In Chancarv
Alice Wright.
Defendant
The object of this SUIT j. toobtain from,
the d"iendant Icy tlIe plaintiff dtvor,.
A NlNCjI.O MArRIMONII
AMI II Appearing from an sifiiavit
NO" on he With the papers in this ,.au-...
mat The defendant l. n nonresident q,
the State Of West Virginia: Il - therefor.
ordered that the said defendant do An
pear AT the Clerks Oilice OF the Cir,.ui,
Cont Of Mcdowell County within one
month from the date of the first pui,lica-
ton OF tins order. and io what - ne,es-
'ary u protect her interest herein.
Ana 70 ~ furtb-r or.i-rs,i that a copx
"i tins order IT, published ons,. a wei
h'r Hour silccs--~iye WEEKS in -.,me nsw--
"aPer published i'm Mcdowell cpuutv
mi That copy OF the same b.. d std m
ilie front ii spr "i thu curt hO,I-s. of Ne
Orwell county f"r tw-nty DAYS before
Il crte j. Rendered
r'py T.-~tr.
W 81 kBKINsE PAYNE. Cl,rt
h. smith. n. q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
Deserves Support


he efforts Of the colored people of West vi,.tni. ~,
tAblish within the borders of the State m n,,,.,
which VIII afford their youth the ADVANTAGE. Of ,,..
~sas'ns deservs the sympathy support r.au.is -
sscpsss There are today Of coIored stud.p. h
rssds In this State but who enrolled 10 inss,usn. -
osss states sufficiently large the nuceus of an,
cent body Of nne proporous given this opporsup.v =,
ese 40 long - forced other states 70 seet ,
vhch 70 denied them ~ home. the way is harder on
$1,000 sxpsnss and who are an bisiovs sod c.,
1S1Sepsnsd - esny thsnsslvss sdva<osneuA $780,.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
S,ocAs

Rev. John A. PruEty of May
beury filed TIE puIrit g. N,rth
fork in the absence of Rev. J. w.
Coser- Services we're good de.
spite the bad weather.
Carl L Bobbitt, Of Gary. made
. hAsty trip 10 Pocahoutas r.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29

DR.. W. G. Mitchell, Bluefield'-
leading dentist and one of the
leading representative citiz
OF that city, WAS in Keystone and
Northfork Sunday. h. was az
companied BY Prof Il. l.. Dick
ason.
Mr.. A. L Calhoun has return
ed from Winchester, XIV where
he had heen for several days as =
witness in the case against Holli
day and Thompson, two Land
sharks" who helped Hyman and
DoOlittle Of Hunt lgton rob Cal
houn out of $4,000. The cas-.
was decided in favor Of the First
National Bunk Of Graham aud
that to the general satisfaction
and applause Of % per cent of
all the people who heard the
case. Loud were the express
sions in approval of the decision
II tho jury. who in five minutes
returned with a verdict against
the land thieves.
w. II Harris. Special Agen,
for the p scific Mutual. paid the
following claims in this section
last week: John II. Martin, Key
stone. $5l Sc; James McCloud.
Coalw0'd. So 76; Claude Woods.
Excelsior. S35 90. Those desi-
ring To protect themselves and
families with the best insurance
will do we'll to confer with Mr..
Harris at once.
Mrs. Strah Smith. of Martins
vile. Va. who has been at Pan
Their fO- a while left for her home
few days ago.
Roy Tu ;ker aud Harry Arm
strong, young men OF this town,
are In al on charge of having
robbed an Italian on the ". rnd
W. Ry. near Burke. The hope
$ that this affair is not true. oe-
cause they are men able tn work.
but N t~u". w hore tho full
measurement of the Jaw will he
given th m.
W. n Harris, Special Avt. fer
the PAc II: Mu,uat Life Tnsu-
-ance Co. r,tDrLed this We. \
from a Successful business tripl
70 E"gli~h, Caretta, Excelsior.
'oslwoOd, WEIGH and other
Dnints.
Mr.. Sanders Jones. OF Roam.
Ike. father 70 our tDvnsma7 Mr.
J. n Jones. was brought here
Tuesday night. sick, by his son.
vii care for him At his home.
." Is receiving the bes, Of at
IGNITION and il thought To he in
proving.
Hon A y. Rec, president Of
The Northfork District R,,rd Of
Educat on was in Keystone Mon
lay attending Tn business.
Squire e. G. Froe, Of W,lc~.
was visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Z l. Ram in this city. Tuesday.
Atty. w J Parker, of Blue
field. has been attending court
IN WEIGH this week and stopped
Of in Keystone Monday.
Mrs. X. X. Crews, who spent
three months in Keystone visit.
ing her son, s W. Crews, left
last week for her home, Stuart
Patrick County, Va.
In Charleston, W Va. an examine
ton Tor mine foreman certificate 49, 70
Gently he'll. Out Of - applicant. 10
were successful. Among whom va.
Negro, W. II. Lacy.
Hon t. Edward Hill n .x.x an.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
Order of Publication.

.g, WEST VIRGINIA:
Monday in Dec. 1914. -'S'
Elizabeth KOskc.
Plaintiff.
Andrew KOsko.
Defendant
Tie object Of this suit 4, ohtain s,<,,., a.. L.
fenoant BY the plaintiff a al soGce
A VINCULO MArRIMONII
And u appearing from affidavit now On FL.
Win the papers In this caase. that the. defend
ant - a nonresident 81 the state Of West VIZ
klhia. ~ - thei efore ordered that the said a :.
lendant do appear At the Clicks Office of ne
circuit Court OF Mcdowell County within one
month from the date % the Gl Il pubIication 81
TINS order. and do what II necessary 10 Droterf
his interest hereia- -
Anu ~ ~ further ordered that a COPY 81 This
order DC published once a wees Ion foar s,,e,.,-s-
,sc We x IN some newspaper publ -ifed ia AZ
Do~ell County. and that a c Do, o. IA. sa,,.. r.
posted al the front door Of the cDatt hoas- ~
- rendered '>'''e "eS'e e
A copy. Teste:
A. G.. Froe. p. q - 'e' l.
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home facilities are lacking Tie colored people OF West
Virgins need leadership which viii spring up from this
training aud from their ber The establish
ment of the proposed collegiate with
the work at Institute Kanawha county would afford the
means and Incentive sadly lacking There Insti
tute the buildings. the physical necessary
small expenditure for laboratory purposes and small an
nuty for the Of the ny
nsncia outlay the leading cored
citizens of the State uch in compara,ire
sense. but much indeed, them at time
when they struggling for better conditions
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
Order of Publication.

AT Rnles h.L, L. a.. -. W r.SI VIRGINIA =
cunt court Of Mcdowell COUNTY on 49,. al.
Monday In Dec. Isit "" Tue nist
Lizzie stewart.
Joe stewart
Defendant
me object OF this suit is to obtain from ne A.
PENDANT by the Plaintiff divolce
VlNULO MAFRlaDyfI
ana ~ Appearing from an affdavit nr.r an a.,
WIN the papers ia this cause that tn. Defen.,.a,
- - nQn-ie sldent 81 the State OF Wed Virg,..s
u = thei efore ordered the said D.ferd.,, q
- ~ a. Ine Clerks once OF the Circuit Court
49,, - ~, ~e ~ oounty within one month from the
ueee Oh the nrst PUBLICATION Of this order .rd a,
a.. =. neeesSafy 10 protect his interest herein
Gu ~ :. y ,eftner ordered that a copy Of th;s
oIoeI Dc published one a week fof f,nr s.,,<,s--
r, w - IN some Newspaper published In -
~en County and that a copy Of the -nr... -.
p'S.tu Al the froat door % the Court Hon.. -
= county for twenty days before decree
Is t. Carter. p. a - ~'e'N
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
A CARD OF THANKS
Winding Gulf, W. Va. ,
.Januarv .1Hh loIl

" IH'ItIK NuIf, W. va,
January afh 1919
Mr. and Mrs. William spencer wish u
thank their many friends of Winding
''nlf and sl~o II Bran we'll and S,mm
W. Va. for their kindness during tbei.
sickness and death Of their beloved
daughter, Willie Bell Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spencer
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29

- = " Plaintiff.
Henrietta Hancock,
Defendant
The object of this suit j. To obtain from
The defendant 10y the plaintiff divorcr
A NlNCULO MArRI HONII
And II appearing f~-u0- ->.'s-i.yu
no~ on file with the papers in this cause.
that the defendant Is NONRESIDENT OF
the STATE Of West Virginia; il il there
lore ordered the said Defendant do an
pear at thu Clerks Office Of the Circuit
ourt OF Mcdowell County within one
month from tire date Of thr first publiea-
tion oil tins order. and do what is nece--
sary u protect her interest herein.
And II l. further ordered that a copv
II this order b- published once a week
Tor four Successive weeks in some news
paper published i'm Mcdowell County
,nd that copy of the same De posted az
me front door Of the court house Of Me-
po~eil County for twenty days before
decree IL rendered.
A cO.y. Te-te:
w. BUkBRIDGE PAYNE, CLERK.
H. J. Capehart, r. q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-29
NOTICE.

On Tuesosg n each week. be0;rn;ng
nexf Tuesd~y. will be in Kimb.II Co.
the conveni~n~e Of my patient. there and
30 serve tho .-,pie Of th> v,cipnv v;sh -
hsfIe exp>b~ - them - pnuibis.
W. l.. J0I2ON.
eaFUnn Dosiss
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Order of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA:

AT rules hell in the Clerks Office Of
the lrcuIt Court OF Mcdowell Countv
d. n the first Monday in December, 1914.
Charles Hancock.
The Coconino sun., 1915-11-05
HELPLESS AS BABY
Down in Mind Unable to Work,
and What Helped Her.

Summit Point, W. Va.--Mis. Anna
Belle Emey, of this place, says: al SUI
fered 'or Is years with an awful pain in
my ri 1t side, caused from womanly
trouble, and doctored lots for il, but with
out success. suffered so very much,
that became down in mind, and as help
less as baby. was in the worst kind
OF shape. Was unable TO do any work.
began taking Cardui, the woTar's
tonic, and got relief from the very first
dose. BY the time | had taken IL bot
ties, my health was completely restored.
! am now As years years old, but feel az
good as did when only Is.
Cardui certainly saved me from losing
my mind, and feel ii my duty to speak
In its favor. wish ! had some power
over poor, suffering women, and could
make them know the good it would do
them"
II you suffer from any OF the ailments
peculiar TO women, il will certainly be
worth your while to give Cardui trial.
II has been helping weak women for
more than so years, and will help you,
too.
Try Cardui. Your druggist sells it.
Ryifs 10: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
ADVISORY Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn for S,Sefsl
IrsfyEcfioHs on your case and e&-page book. Home
Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NO. lal
The Coconino sun., 1915-11-05
Socially Successful

Mr., Browns colored valet desired to
entertain some of his friends, and his
master contributed generously to the
cause. The next morning Mr.. Brown
asked Nose if his party had been a
success. Nose drew himself up a
couple inches above his usual height,
"Was it a success, subj" he ex-
claimed delightedly. "Well, sub, it
sho' wuz! Dey wuz sixteen invited,
and twenty dat comew
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03
RACING BILL WILL
COME UP THIS MORNING
TEST VOTE WAS TAKEN IN THE
SENATE YESTERDAY ON PRO-
HlBlTlON BILL.

Little Rock Feb. 2.-Ths state fair
and pari-muueI racing bill was not
reached on the calendar today as was
expected This was senate day in the
house and until the business of the
upper branch OF the legislature was
disposed of no house business could
be transacted without the rules being
suspended. The bin is scheduled to
come up this moruiu-.
The liquor Question was touched on
only in an informal way this morning
i'm the senate Senator ifutreIl pro
posed that all house bins be read the
first and second time and that sus-
pension of the rules be not required
Immediately there was objection IL
appearing that time for consideration
c tine house bills would he shortened
and that the hearing ON the liquor
question would come all the sooner
When the motion failed 60 carry for
lack OF twothird5 vote, as required
by the senate rules Senator Furell
gave notice of change I'm the rules
so as to provide a majority instead Of
q two-thirds vote for suspension of
rules Senator Fuueu declared that
he realized that the liquor question
was "holdng things i'm the senate
and that ne wanted to see i'll disposed
Of FiIibusterng tactics were given "a
tothe-point scoring by the member
from Greene counJ..
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03
FIGHT ON PROHIBITION URGED.

Washington. Feb Members OF
the National Retail Liquor Dealers
Association in annual session here,
We're urged tonight by the president,
Representatiye-elect NJ f. Farley Of
New York, TO put on the armor and
fight prohibition"
we must ever be alert and ready
i'm selEdefense.' he said Mature
has taught and provided us with the
power OF self-defease. II has given
us all the mailed fist"
Robert j. Halle OF Chicago, national
secretary of the association. charged
that "big interests were responsible
for the present prohibition wave.
By instilling the prohibition idea
into the public mind" he said. "the
big interests are throwing sand in
its eyes to prevent the discovery of
certain tactics of the money inter
ests"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03
ADULTERATION OF
OATS TO BE STOPPED
GRAIN SHIPPERS AND DEALERS
WARNED BY COVE RNMENT
TO CEASE PRACTICES.

Washington. Feb 2.-Seventy-fiye
carloads Of oats intended for export
nave recently been seized by the fed
eral authorities because they were
found to be aduterated Within the
meaning OF the food and drugs act
The adulteration charged is the add
ton OF feed barley or water or both.
Under certain circumstances adultera-
ton in these ways may be so profit
able that II is believed to be at times
a common practice among grain ship
pers. The government however, is
determined that the practice shall
cease at once, and field representa-
tives of the department Of agriculture
have all been instructed to exercise
the utmost vigilance in detecting fu.
ture shipments adulterated in this
way
Low grade barley which is known
to the trade as feed barlJy' is some
times mixed nth oats waen there is
sufficient difference between the
prices Of the two grains to make this
profitable. This feed barley is the
product which remains after the best
grade Of the grain has been separat-
ed and removed for mailing purposes.
1t contains material percentages Of
weed seeds, foreign grains and dust.
and the addition 20 oats of such o
product is held to be a violation OF
The food and drugs act, The addition
OF water to oats arises from the fact
that the grain is sold by weight. Ii
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03
AN ABSOLUTELY
TRUE STORY
OF How {. l.. Marshall OF
Shreveport, La, Was Cured
of a Stomach Trouble That
Kept Him Out of Work for
Months.

Shreveport, La. 49, 81 had a bad
stomach trouble for years and became
so weak | could hardly walk or do any
work. My appetite was very poor, then
my food would not digest, Ibloated and
was very weak and nervous, and it
seemed impossible TO get any relief.
! was SO bad | could not work for months
at time. / tried too many remedies to
name, but without help. ! saw Vinol
advertised and tried it, and soon noticed
an Improvement. / continued its use
and now my stomach trouble is com
pletely cured. ! am a we'll man enjoy
ing perfect health and have gained in
weight "-E. L. MARSHALL, Shreve-
port, La.
The recovery of Mr. Marshall was
due TO the combined action of the medi-
cinal tissue building elements of the
extract of Gods livers, aided by the
blood making and strength creating
properties of tonic iron, contained in
Ninol, which seldom fails to strengthen
and tone up the tired, over taxed and
weakened nerves of the stomach and
remove the trouble. .sanans~o-v
r. c. Morris Drug Co, Hot Springs
Arkansas. and at leading drug stores
everywhere,
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03

vesugatlons OF the DEPARTMENT Of ag
rIculUre have revealed the fact that
water is sometimes added In the
amount of from . to 4 per cent
I'M the opinion of the government
officials there Us no reason why either
OF these practices should be tolerated
Grain shippers and dealers, Therefore,
are being warned that the prevalence
of The custom in the past VIII not az
lect the legal proceedings against fu
ure shipments found 10 be adulter-
atef in this way.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03
RELATIVES HERE
FOR MISSING MAN
MISSOURI BUSINESS MAN MISS.
ING AND FAMILY is ALARMED
OVER HIS ABSENCE.

becoming alarmed because they
Mad received no word from him since
January II, relatives of Loyett Irwin,
a prosperous business man of Prince
ton, Mo, arrived in this city yester-
day to looll for him The last word
his family had received from Irwin
was on January 90 when he wrote
that ne would probably leave Ho,
Springs within the following three
days.
r. c. Collier Of Alliston, Iowa. SON
in-law of the missing man, together
with c. w. Ormsby OF Princeton.
Mo- came here to look for Irwin
They described him as being feet
s inches in height, weight 140 pounds
and wearing, when last seen. a dark
cap and dark gray oyercoat Irwin.
they said, was q years old and 2
Mason in good standing He first
registered at the Lamar and later
called at the Fulton, but did uot en-
gage a room there. AT one of the
hotels he registered from Aluston.
Iowa, and those i'm charge OF tine hos
telry state that he appeared TO act in
queer manner His relatives be-
lieye his mind may have become al-
fected and that Irwin, not knowing
what me vas doing wandered from
this city The police of Memphis and
Little Rock have also been asked to
assist i'm the search
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03
REPORT OF FEDERAL
CHILDREN'S BUREAU
STATISTICS ARE GIVEN OF NOR
TALLY OF BABIES UNDER
DIFFERENT CONDITIONS.

Washington. Feb 2-Tue first re-.
port of its study of infant mortality
was made puaUc toniebt by the fed.
eral children bureau 1t Is based on
conditions found by the bureaus in
vestgators jim lohustovn Pa
While IT carefully avoids conclusions.
the report points oot that I'm the poor
est sections Of Johnstown the death
rate was 271 per thousand babies. or
more than five times that i'm the best
residential sections OF the city
Babies whose fathers earned $40 a
week or less, the report says, died at
the rate of 25G per thousand while
those whose fathers earned $25 or
more a veel, died at The rate OF 81 per
thousand ArHficially fed babies died
at a much more rapid rate than
breast fed babies Only 1876 babies
per thousand died under one year OF
age and when breast fed Tor at least
three months as against 1868 per
thousand who died when fed with ar
tificial foods
When mothers were employed a
large part Of the time III heavy work.
babies died mt rapid rate IN one
group OF 80 mothers whose babies an
died Is had been keeping dodgers. I'M
houses where water had to De OBJ
tanned from outside the death rate
was found to be 1913 per thousand, as