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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
EASEMENT PLEA
DISMISSED BY
APPEAL COURT
Sentence Of Death Upheld
Without Hearing Argu-
mentS OF Crown.

LONDON lulg r. Without hearing
'hr ATTORNEY. i.r 'hc crown. 'hr wu.'
Of criminal appeal today dismissed ~r
Roger Ca,cmrn'e appeal from 'hr yrr.
Dict of the lower court which found
him guilty Of treason for which Ni,.
count Reading the lord Dhir' Justice
sentenced him t1 death
For a day and a half A'cy9nlrr Sui
liyan. SIR Roger, counsel argued hc
fore the court quoting many au,hnu
ne, IN favor Ut hi, contention 'hl' 'hr
oiicn.c of treason depend, ON whether
the accused dvcl' wlcr ,hs protection
oi the king and ,hl, the crime could
not be committed without the realm
\ further appeal 90 the house ui lords
is possible only 1t the attorney general
gives certificate that the decision Of
the court OF criminal appeal lnyolyes d
point ~ law 60 exceptionally imporian
that i, is desirable in the public inter
est that a still higher cour; should lrl
with II
Attorney Michael Francis D.ylc Of
Philadelphia ot counsel i.r SIR Roget
said poNcfiyl influences are working
for rcpr,cNc n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
HAMLIN
KEEPS SEAT
ON RESERVE
BOARD
Charles s Hamlin

WASHINGTON July
H. charlie, IS ilamin
governor oi ,h, federal
reserve board will be
nominated a, a m,mh,f
ui 'hr iard when li,
term expire, nest month
NImui,ltsiiur official,
allowed ili, Co become
known today hy va, ui
dental, ui frrofi, that
SECRETARY N,Ai,o woul.l
uuii the cabinet 60 take
Do,ctnot llaml.nS place
Mr. llamliu will be- re-
nominated tor &C. year
term Wh,ih,t he will D..
tedesieua,si a, chairman
he, with President Vii
syu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
SENTENCE COMMITTED,
FORTY TO TEN YEARS

The criminal cour, oi appeal, Tues
day morning commu,cd the sentence oi
{. IS Maddox oi Cloud Chici from
icfty wears tn ten years IN the state
pU'ruuay Maddox Is now At Meal
ester serving his sentence He wa, con.
vc,rl OF murder oi Tcmpleton Elan.
a rauchcr ot near Cloud Chief. follow.
ing argument over the grazing ni cattle
lrdgc Rtc,t was disqualified by virtue
oi being MADDOX counsel and his place
On the bench was taken by Judge Col,
Iirr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
Dry Leaders Plan
For Fusion Fails

81 PAUL MINI. luly Is John NJ
rlrk,rs pll,ng yr, ip The surviving
pfurry ,ilr, and M, call issued las
saturday Tor new national convention
ir Chicago august ) wa, blamed nv
leader, here tpda, ior the
collapse ul their plan, iur a 'gcl.,o.
gr,hrf' conference At which they had
hoped lu enroll as member, ui their
organization S,Ufc, ol men who have
hrru ptomucn, IN the progressive re-.
publican and democratic parties
luj,sl oi a together event, the
meeting became prohibition love
iyl,, and revival service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
0verhOISer Would Have No
Passages Behind Houses
In Residence Section.
MOUNTED INSPECTORS TO
COVER WHOLE TERRITORY
Property Owners Consent
Only Necessity to Accom-
pIiSh Plan. Official Says.

~
N''" ''''h"'''' NW i'''N p .Nt
P',lcd solution 70 the 'IIlcy problem
H., morning following a rrnor, which
.b,,.,l eliza, plll.r,. ,.., ,u...
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"Ihc solution ! otter said Mr. Ovci-
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A. .,...., .r.
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are absolutely unnecessary 'hh q, 'hr
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18

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sent mr q. gi'h" unto 'Hc r' rem
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
State Guards
Baggage Put
Aboard Cars
No SleeperS for Regiment; to
Leave Today on Journey
To Border Station.
ny PAUL COTTRfLL,
staff Correspondent.

MOBILIZATION CAMP. FORT
SILL. Okla. July rs Heavy baggage
III the Oklahoma national guard T.,
loaded
Car, iof The men NJ one battalion
are ON the siding. hut none will move
until all can cn'rain.
Sleeping car, are not available. II de-
yclopcl today
Officers and men will ride IN dly
rnaJhc, As Colonel Hoffman will ac-
cert m comforts his men cannot have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
Canal lonrl, purulallon lI.nls

WASHINGTON luy rs The
'---s!>>.uCs population q, ilulS said a
consular Frutt received ioda, giving
a ,rn,u' inst taken hy me pnli,, an /
fire division American resident, mum
her 1850
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18

Salonlh front
LONDON. July rs following up
their suCDcs,c, near Bdycu'u lc.Pcu'
and longucyal where they have driven
close 90 the thrd line Of German de-
tense on the Albert plateau the British
u0w have carried our ucN thrust for
ward north OF Oylllcr,, making sub
tautIal progress along a front of more
than half mile
The trrmaa version ui The ATTACK o.
contained 90 the official statement
issued al Berlin today which say. that
heavy attack, last night By 'hc British
against pp,lcrc, ON the Sommc front
and position, tp the cast we're rcpul,cd
q, were attack, hy the French a, Ia
Mdi,unc''c. BarlcuS and Coyccourt
French ReDulse Germans
IN an attack last night ON the French
line, uu Nommc region the German.
were rcpul,cl with heavy lo,,c,
IN the Nctdun region there hd, beer
further activity The French fire hrok,
mp German raid on Hi 'OI wc,, OF
Mcu,c. while grenade fighting ON IN,
eastern bank ol the river reaching T.,
the French, according to the Paris re
port
belgian troops have won an import
ant success IN German East Africa. dis
pefSing a German force near Lake Vic
tofia and reaching at two points III,
shore OF the lake IN the northern par
OF the colony
Russian Attack Halted.
The complete rcpulSc OF Russia Al
lacks ln the region southwest oi lutsl
was announced today hy the Bcflu
war office South and southeast b
Riga the Russians continued ,hci
strong offensive hu, their assault
broke dpwr before the German line, %
were rcpellcd hy counter attack, whct
the German trcuchc, had penetrated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
CHAMBER BEGINS
CRUSADE TO GET
U. S. LAND BANK
Reorganiled Body Expected to
Push Campaign; Brown
Wires 10 Senator.

One oi ,hc hfi act, ~ IN, tcot
s,nv'd Chimh,, e Commerce ui OK
lah'ma Ciiy will be- 90 rluruu'c an
otrlryrl mo,rmn, io assure bringing
one ~ the ,vrl,, land hank, 'o h, c,.
,ahli,h,i under The term, ui ,hc NEW
rural credits measure. iu Oklahoma
CIV
The farm loan bin vas signed yc,.
',fday hy President Wilson. and in =
letter IN Hubert Rpl-r. collector -
internal revenue. senator Robert /.
Owen. unc ~ the SPONSOR, oi ,hr new
measure. ha, made M. statement lha,
This city ptuhabl, would b, considered
fa,uably iot me IT the hsukt
Telegram 10 Owen.
\ telegram. In consequence. was sen,
r. Senator Owen lhi, mntning hv VI
mcf Y btuwn. secretary ui the Cham
hcr oi Commerce. urging selection ~
this t'ly " possible
N meeting " the newly elected
board NJ directors NJ she chamber IN hr
held tomorrow AZ noon the prnic,,
rfphahl, will also b. hfu,rhsd Fol
lowing this meeting it's possible tha,
a mas, meeting n iNt entire member
'hir will hr held aud plan, mad. icr a
driinu campaign
Bsnt a his Asset
"A land bank u,h as will hs csiah.
li,hsd under M, rural credit, ari would
ennlny srptcs II people and prove a
incalJulahlt ,alu' ,n ihi, ,iW iat ,hs
reason lha, farmers ~ me ,la,, would
come here ~ secure m1nry un ihtii
iarm'" uii Mr nuvn
"lh, cit, and state p,ncfall, would
also be benefited inr ifr reason that
agricultural development which has
h,cn hindered IN the past through ina
bili'y oi farmers IN secure funds. wNili
h,sin Immediately with ii, establish.
ment"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
CannOnading Reported in
Progress on Whole Line at
Green Frontier.
BRITISH DRIVE NEW
HOLE IN GERMAN LINES
Make Substantial Progress
North of 0vII|erS on Hail.
Mile Front.

PARIS, July ls. - Official ad-
vices received from Salonih under
date OF Monday say that cannonad
ing is in progress along the entire
Salonlh front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18
Mercury Leaping
Gaps Toward Top
LOCAL roptcAsr--o 'alt ard
continued warm ,orluh, ana Wednesday.
SrArE FORECAST rorluht and
Wednesday probably clear

ARKANSAS NNp. WEST TINNS#
raiilN cloud,
KANSAS. slcn,nu, blr tonifht and
MrtnysdtN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
The Secret the q. Submarine
By E. Alexander Powell
Road
la France" etc. copyHh II b. Alexander Powell
By E. Alexander Powell

Valdavia speaking You remem
Der that last week | sent you my
fathers library 10 be soldi g.. !.
Yes, the library OF DR.. Ralph Burke.
the inventor q, q. The books musnt
be sold II is very very import
ant. 4 . WHAT az. ri. You have just
sold themf But the twelve big
volumes with the leather bindings.
D.. o.. They have been sold, tooi 49,.
Can you get them back again. . b.,
! will pay you anything II you can
recover them. ... It's too later -.
Do you know who bought them1 j. -.
They went 10 different partiesf .
But you have list OF the purchasers
.. D.. Thank God for that ri
start for San Francisco at once ION
the first train"
! As Cleo, very discouraged, hung 10
the receiver, SeNtus quietly left the
store. The moment he was out Of
sight, however, he broke into run.
Ten minutes later he was knocking
al the door oi Olga lyanoffs room.
Briefly he told her his story.
I'VE mustn't lose a moment" he
concluded THAT Burke girl and her
friends won't let any grass grow un.
der their feet IN getting 10 San Fran
cisco Our only chance Of getting
tho secret il 10 reach Dawson's place
ahead q them and obtain possession
OF the list
You're quite right, Sextus," said
Olga who was already pinning on
her hat, we must get there before
they Do. When does the next train
leayef"
There's a train III thirty minutes"
he replied, but they'll be on H. They
would get there as soon as we would
But there's ferry leaving In five
minutes n we can catch Il we will
gel TO San Francisco before the
train
N Olga and Sextus, standing on
the upper deck Of the fcrryboat, had
CHANGED to glance shorcwards, their
attention might have been attracted
by a cloud Of yellow dust moving
along the highway which links Val.
dayia with San Francisco The dust
cloud was caused by reckIessly.
driven motorcycle which was career.
ing along AZ sixty miles mn hour. Bent
over the handle bars, like a rider in
race, was the Japanese, Satsuma.
SO ineoherent was Hook Barnaele
from loss Of breath and excitement
that even after he found Hope IL was
some moments before he could de.
liyes Cleo's message. No sooner.
however did the naval officer grasp
its import than, with the seaman pant
ing at his heels, he dashed downstairs
10 where the light car, which he had
hired during his stay in Valdayia, was
standing. They overlook Cleo just
as she was entering the gate.
I'VE mustn't waste minute IN
getting on the track OF those books"
said Hope, after he had listened 10
her story and had examined the let.
ter There's a train leaving for San
Francisco at $40. Jump into my car
and we'll just about be able 20 make
IT, I'm going with you, OF course"
but | cant go as | am" exclaimed
Cleo, looking down at the bingham
dress she had been wearing while
house cleaning 1T will only take
me a minute TO dress, though, III
hurry"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Alexander " Beck and wifn 70 Henry
Bayef. Twenty sixth avenue. las
feat north o. ~ Mary'H avenue,
west side, aarGA ,t5t4s4.,t.ts.3.st
Alexander Y Beck and wife 20 Per
els q nhyer Twenty saiTth avenue
" feet north Of 81 Mary's avenue,
west side asKef st.tttsstss,..ttttt
william VI spence and VITA 70 nd
ward 3, Trayar, Pratt street. 1914
feet east ~ Thrtysflrst avenue, aox
Gertrude 4. Kennedy 10 Fred Muller.
Fifty-thiTd avenue, 2ee feet north
Of Leayenworth, east aide, i00xlb0.
Charles w Martin and Elfa 70 Kate
Brophy, southwest corner Twenty
eighth avenue and BAuman street,
W. v. Iissse 70 Marion Il Towls, liar.
nay street 900 fest west ~ Forty
eighth street, north side, b0Htb0....
Fred y. wsad to Marion Il. Towle.
Harvey street, 400 feet west Of For
ty.siGhth street north side, 601thd
Andrew Brady and wife TO Thomas
Smith, ~" street. 100 feet east ~
Tnrty.sighth street, north side,
bVEltV tf4tfsfssttt tstttttsttss++e
Albert KoppsnhAysr and wife 70 KeE
iah ~ Brown. Fortieth street, ~
feet south of Kansas avenue, west
side, 4dxia0 ...........t.4.,.....
Pstrsa Hansen and husband 10 he.
becaa Rubonatsin, Sixteenth street.
lg0 feet north Of DIN avenue, east
side, t2tbNl82 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2t
CITY Trust company, Ettr., 10 Stella
Hart, Thirteenth street, $50 feet
south Of Lincoln avenue. west side,
tVNl1h ttFstt -sftffsstt ttttttttt 80
Johanna torHhon 20 Bon Handler,
northeaHt corner Twenty seventh and
Caldwell. gOp12T .44.t+,.....4t....
John Hfazdh and wife 10 Anton Bfas
da, 81 al. Twelfth street. 800 feet
north OF Hickory west side, 80EIg1
Michael Huiicr and wife 10 samuel
Campaign Martha street ~ feet
east Of Twelfth street, south side.
b0NBA ....s4, Observation-Disclosures ! 4
Ellie Queyrel and wife TO James w.
Sharpe and wife. ThlrtysciRhth
street. 70 feet south or Marcy street,
vest side, 5sHiis ttttt.ta.,.a.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
Continued from Yesterday

Sextus. following Cleo into the
store. selected a cigar, lighted IT, and,
leaning neglieently against the eoun-
ter had no difficulty in overhearing
the ensuing conversation, or, rather.
Cleo's end OF il
y wish 10 speak to MI Dawson Of
the Dawson auction room in San
Francisco" she said, and please
hurry, central"
For ten minutes she waited, merry.
ously eiasping and unclasping her
hands Then the telephone bell
tiukled shrilly.
Hello she called rs this Mr..
Dawson3 u This is Miss Burke Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
THIRD INsTALLMENT


Lieutenant Jarvis Hope iR detailed hy the
United states Naval board 20 Investigate
and report hts findings on tho invention Of
DR. Ralph Burke. which serves 70 bring tho
submarine 20 state Of perfection, Tho
lieutenant arrives IN NaldaYiA and Is well
coined BY the inventor and his daughter,
cleo. on the trial trip 81 tho inventors boat
japanese helper iA surprised In the act
OF examining the mechanism Of the vsn-
illatlnE device. Hope reports fayorably on
the new device, but there are others in
tcreat@d IN 81 An attempt 20 hurEiarise Dr.
Hurksa laboratory fails, but later Cleo
finds him murdered ~ his bedroom
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08

Turn old furniture, household goods
and clothing into cash with Bee
Want Ad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08

WANTED TO RENT

tetass, 5esa nrvses sea ti.,..
WAAEHn 10 hAht taaaiHtltf. i
~ tfsaaa Hassa asa Nafssa % Wast fss
n8n Alslttt 81 Naaasa Mas4 D. ae8ia
iass Uses AlFs fAH ass8aaa a.
aftss e ttf Hss
Nanisi m Hen AaAsat
d hNNukH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08

(To Be Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08

Horses--Live stock--Vehicles
For sale
HAY te.boa ton A W wagner SOL N re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
nRIcK ANp sTucco HOME

BRICK AND sTucCo HOME
has 8 rooms and sleeping porch. COM
pletsy modern IN every way. Located
In Evanston on beautiful north front iot.
60xi35. II you want gomgthing good.
call US about this.
W. r, SMITH CO..
s1s City Natl. Bank Doug zs1f.
Dundee bungalow Douglas 2696
Dundee lot, 1885. Douglas 1895.
~ aores near Dundee. Douglas ab96.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
FARM LAND WANTED

HAVE cash buyers for two or thrss medium
sized farms IN west Iowa or east Ne
branka Thomas Campbell. Ksslins Bids.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
Motorcycles and Bicycles

HAMLET. DAVIDSON motorcycles bAra
gain In used machines, Victor Hods. Tho
Motorcycle Man" afe3 teavonworth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
REAL ESTATE--B'ness PITY

For SALE OR LBAsE-rwo store build.
inRs In good business district no COM
petition. Address y ata. Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08

A LARGE corner building site In Dundes
district. all street improvements, including
$50 feet street frontage OF paving. sur
rounding property restricted 70 large
homes built Of brick and stone The pref
test and most desirable location IN the
west part OF Omaha, Full particulars. ad-
dress G 100. care bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
REAL. ESTATE-Suburban

Henson.
NEW SUBURBAN HOME
WITH ONE ACRE, $3.50
Located Just west of Benson ~ Ben
son Gardens" Addition Nice laying land,
south and east slope WIN soil on pay
msnt of I226 cash and ihs balance easy
monthly payments
HASTINGS & HEYpEN
1914 Harvey g. Phone Tyler 30
b.sb ACRES with Groom house. located
northwest 81 Benson. Part rich level gar
den land. balance IN pasture Has run.
ming water tho year round. Price $4,000.
Small payment cash will handle ~ ownar
will take 4 on bvroom house with sew
erai lots IN trade.
HABTfNGs 4 HEYDBN,
1874 Harvey ~. Phone Tyler 90.
START YOUR HOME IN BENsoNl
BUY THIS LOT
1900 down and $1,000 per month"; price
t2t0 00 Hizs. G0xIzs, located on Lncusl
st.. between Clark and Burnham. not
far from school and car line Geo. Il.
Wright. Bes office. omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
HERE IS

80 nice home for the money as you can
nnd Just one.haif block south Of Wool
worth Ave, on 86th St facing east 7
rooms. frame dwelling built about three
years. butt BY the present owner and
hnishcd N excellent shape good, large
house on the toundationi full basement
nice shade trees in front. IN a restricted
district and among this incest homes IN
the city. We are quoting a price OF 5000
and know positively it will cell quickly
At this price. Would be glad 20 show you
tho property.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08
HIATT COMPANY,

2lb,7.9 Omaha Nati bank ryleF so.
roua THOUSAND DOLLARS.
A very attractive story and q half bun
gAlow.styla house. located on eorner lot,
IN creishton's First ADA PEACH
large living room, with fireplace, colon
made opening into dining room nnishsd
IN birch with oak floors kitchen, pantry
Refrigerator room; two nice, big bedrooms
and bath, lots of closets very attraes
tive home Can make easy terms.
u. " BHOLEs COMPANY,
afE.TE Cffy Natl Rank IldH Doug AZ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-08

ARE you 0oiEd TO Buy LzNDf
II 80. get a copy Of our Journal first
II haA lands, city property and stocks
OF goods advertised from nearly every
state 30 that you car lind just what
you wish IN its columns Established
10 yssfB, reaching $4,000 readers Send
2baafor ono years subscription, or ~ for
five years
FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL.
THAER. IOWA.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-03
Law Complicated.

The farmers of Fulton county,
and, we presume, of other coun-
ties, are very much at sea con-
corning the workings of the re-
cent Employers Liability Act.
They were told that they were
exempt. But at least a dozen
perplexing situations have arisen
that have "stumped" not only
the farmers, but the Board and
its attorney acknowledge their
ignorance of the extent of the
law. Fulton county far m er s
have asked the Board if they
would be liable for damage in
case one of their regular hired
men was injured while he was
hauling lumber sometimes done
by farmers during slack seasons;
carpenters may be engaged for
a day or two on a farm and may
get hurt; threshers work for half
a day for pay and one is injured;
these and many more similar
questions have been submitted
to the Attorney for the Board
and he has frankly replied that
he either did not know the legal
answers or, 1T is my opinion, !"
neither of which conditions are
calculated to soothe the farmer in
to refreshing sleep. The only
tangible information gained by
inquiring farmers thus far is the
advice When in doubt, take out
some insurance"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-03
Farm Bows Get Preference.

The latest Rhodes scholar to be
sent to Oxford University from
Pennsylvania came from farm.
He was the first member of his
family ever to have received a
college education, says Girard, in
the Public Ledger. But when it
came to keenness and intellect
and power to grasp new subjects,
this rural youth surpassed all 9TH
er applicants for this coveted
prize. w. w. Justice, Jr., who is
a large employer of labor, informs
me that, other things being equal,
he gives preference to country
boys. When / asked him why, he
said because they were more OBJ
servant, better able to rely upon
their own initiative and more re-
sourceful than town boys.
Pennsylvania farms 8 have
reared a crop of men somewhat
bigger than their crops of grain
and fruit. Philadelphia is filled
with them. Bankers, lawyers,
doctors. clergymen, railroaders,
engineers. teachers only a few
years removed from their rural
surroundings.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-03
WHO IS lily NEIGHDOR.
Little Talks Ou Health and Hygiene by
Samuel G. Dixon, NJ. D., IL. D.,
Commissioner Of Health.

Few people would willingly jeop
ardize the life and health of a
fellow being. Yet many people,
who would emphatically deny in
tentionally doing harm will en-
deavor to evade rational restric-
tions necessary for the protection
of others.
In the enforcement Of the laws
for the protection of the public
health, numerous instances occur
which show how the innocent are
made to suffer for the careless
ness of others. Rather than un-
dergo a temporary restriction Of
their usual activities, people will
often expose others to commune
cable disease, for instance, scar.
let fever.
Parents in particular will Of
ten assume the responsibility in
exposing their own and other
peoples children which would
make them shudder if they ap-
preciated the true seriousness of
it.
Measles, whooping cough and
a number of the common all
ments of childhood are looked up
on as inevitable by people who
are ignorant of the dangers of
these diseases and the possibility
of avoiding them.
1t is a crime to willingly ex-
pose children to disease because
of the belief that they will even
tually fall a victim to it. The
old idea that the diseases of child
hood are doubly serious to an
adult is untrue. An occasional
mild case of a disease in one in
stance may be responsible for a
serious and fatal illness from
this same disease if it is COM
municated to another.