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AUTOMOBILES

NEW MILEAGE FOR YOUR OLD TIRES-Efficient. economical, no stitch ing. Two-in-One Tire Co.,. 1s11 2d ave.
 10-12-tf
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circular saw filer and hammerer capable of saving extra for mill cutting 10000 feet daily; wages M per day; do not answer unless you can deliver the goods. Henderson Land and
 Lumber Co., Tuscaloosa Ala. 4-14-3t
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BUSINESS CHANGES

RATES-One cent . word q dey: no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tion Cash must acc0mpany order
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55 VALUABLE formulas, trade secrets and selling plans, etc, contained in our money-making magazine; 2 issues sent for 1Oc. Webster's Magazine Car bonera, Mack, Col.
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AGENTS-Salary or commission; great est seller yet; every user pen and ink buys on sight; 200 to 500 per cent profit; one agents sales s620 in six days; another s32 in two hours Monroe Mfg. Co.,, X-47e, La Crosse, Wis.
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ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED--AGENTS

RATES-One cent a word a days ad. taken for less than 95c for first fnseF- tion. Cssh must eccornpany 0rdelE-
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WANTED-O carpenters with tools for work on concrete forms; pay 30 cents per
 hour; communicate with Hardaway Contracting Co. Whitney, N. c. 4-S-14t
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W gentlemen permanent ly; s60 month; locally or trips; exptri- ence unnecessary; firm Incorporated;
 standard specialties; inclose stamp. A.
 F. Jones. Birmingham, care General Delivery. 4-15-2t
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MEN-Become detectives, Investigating, collection representative for your city. Work handled everywhere. Ambitious men taught business; s10O to $500 month. Rubber City Secret Service, Ak ron, O. 4-2-5t-su
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WANTED-BOARDERS

WANTED-BOARDERS SEVERAL rooms to rent. with board, in pleasant, private home, on Higniana avenue; garage also if desired. m sln v Highland avenue. Main 239S-J. S-zo-tI EXCELLENT table board, desirapie rooms, with hot and cold water, mooel- ate rates, best location, one piocK iro!. III Five Points. 1900 11th ave. s. 4-lo-H WANTED-Congenial couple to board Tn private home with every modern con venience. Phone 493 Main.
 4-n-4t-tu-thu-sat-su WANTED-A couple to board in private home on Southside; infant child noI op- jectionable; beautiful room; first iioor' adjoining bath. Main 39S1-J.
 COTrPLE or gentlemen to occupy beau tifully furnished front room in private home; excellent family table; Highlano ave-. convenient to Five Points cars jitneys. Main 6767-J.
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$75 MONTH-Get government jobs; men and women wanted; list of positions ob- tainable free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 30 Rochester, N. Y.
 4-12-1no-eX- -mo-tli-th
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PORTRAIT agents, 16x2O finest finished Bromide portraits 4Oc. Convex and nov city portraits. Catalog free. Jamples. 1S46 Selden st., Chicago Ill.
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WE pay S25 a week and expenses to man with rig to introduce our poultry and live stock remedies. Years con tract. Eureka Mfg. Co.,, Marshall, Mo.
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WANTED-Local agents to sell tele- phone equipment; good leads and good commissions; men who know something about telephone installa- tion can make good money. Swedish American Telephone Mfg. Co.,, Dept g. 5235 Ravenswood ave, Chicago.
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AGENTS for new speciality easy to sell. big profits, needed in every home; write for free booklet. Powhatan Trading Co, Box AIS. Montgomery. Ala. 4-15-3t EARN s100 weekly managing clean, legitimate mail order business; we furnish everything; right party need not worry about capital; splendid chance for intelligent employed per son to control independent business on profit sharing basis, beginning in spare time, evenings at home; par ticulars free. Opportunities Exchange. Buffalo N Y
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s1O STOCK contracts often pay hundreds; best speculation for quick profits; nm tied risk; details and speclal aoVlce free. Fidelity Brokerage & Investment Co.,, Pine st., New York.
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BIG Kansas company will start ambi- tious people in fast growing mail order business; any locality; make $3000 year ly; spare time; no canvassing; no ex- perience; we furnish everything; new, unique selling methods free. Eyestone, president, 43 W. 7th, Pittsburg, Kan
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I MADE $50,O00 in five years with a small mail order business; began as side line with s5; made s10000 first year; I will show you how to do the work; no can wasting. Send for free booklet; tells how Heacock, Box 90O5, Lockport, N. Y.
 4-16-Su-tf
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AGENTS wanted to handle new house.
 hold article needed in every home; 100 per cent profit; housewives delighted. The Fowler Mfg. Co.,, Box S5S, Birming- ham, Ala 3-26-4t-su
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gas saver, saves $50 yearly; fits every gas range; wonderful demonstrations costs 20c, sells Soc; agents getting rich. American Gas Re- duction Co.,, Transportation Bldg, Chi cago.
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of high class men de- siring salaried positions in South Amer ica; postage for application and par
 tculars. N. & A. Co.,, Box 1424 Los Angeles. 4-9-2t-su
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SELL Washclean; abolishes rubbing steam bubbles blow out ruinous fibre eating grit; leads everything; won gold medal in actual tests; only washing preparation using steam bubble prin- ciple; bigger profits; more value. Sam pie and particulars free. Washclean Co.,, 112 w. 7th, Pittsburg, Kan.
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portraits, oval frames, medallions and photo jewelry; best work at lowest prices Our opal sepias a winner; catalog free. Central Portrait Co.,. 512 N. Kedzie ave, Chicago, III.
 4-2-3t-su
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THE country is prosperous. Get your share. Increase your income by devot- ing all or spare time. Others are. The mail order business is the modern way. No canvassing; ambition more neces- sary than experience or capital. Book let free. Pease Mfg. Co.,. 1nc., Dept. 79, 68 Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y.
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CHEWING GUM-SelI Grape Juice Gum the new flavor. Every storekeeper buys from our agents Good profits. Write today The Helmet Co.,, Cincinnati
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where reliable people to take orders for dress fabrics, hosiery, underwear sweaters waists and skirts from sam pies. Factory prices. Spare or all time No experience. Permanent Many making over $50 weekly. Steadfast Mills, Dept. K-1, Cohoes, N. T.
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BEATS lem all; hurry, grab now; un- limited field; 100 per cent profits; repeats sure. Archibald Supply Co.,, Box S6, Tully N V
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LARGE manufacturer will establish rep
 resentative of good address and ability in profitable business in home town. Congenial outdoor employment, $50 to $100 per month. Experience unneees- sary. All or spare time. Can estab- fish valuable trade. For particulars address Parker Mills, 27o2 N. 12th st., Philadelphia Pa 4-9-6t-su
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GENTS to sell government approved lightning rods; big money; small invest ment. Address E. A. Foy Co.,, Cincin-
 nati. O. 4-2-4t-su
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WRITE motion picture plays; $50 each; experience unnecessary; details free to beginners. Producers League, 24I Wainwright, St. Louis.
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PATENT for sale or will exchange for farm; a device indorsec, a.opted and highly recommended by one of the largest street railway companies Tn tne south; inexpensive to manufacture; Iull particulars on request Jefferson Sup nlv Go. Box 776, Birmingham, Ala.
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|ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

RATES-One cent a word a day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first fnser. ttoa. Cash must accompany order.
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PARTNER wanted for travelling show and new amusements; will make ois money this year; have years or expe- rience and best of references, put can not handle alone; will give haif interes. about s2O0. to good man. Address D-66, o,ro ACo-IJnra1d
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AGENTS, if you want to earn more money, send for our catalogue of re- peat order articles. Particulars free. Reliable Sales Co.,, 1880 Marion st, Co., lumbia, S. c.
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"Anti-kink' for KrnKy
 hair; full line toilet goods; 150 per cent profit. Butler. 604 East Leigh,
 Richmond, Va 3-19-5t-su
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MERCHANTs-It will pay you, our money getting sales plan infalhole, your merchandise sold for cash; any time; anywhere. United Sales Co., iai.i-
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COMPETENT crew organizers to pro- mote sales of established seller; very profitable side issue for travelling men; state experience. Tyne Sales Co.,, Dept. c, Wiggins, Miss.
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ONE or two salesmen. experience unnec- essary; if you have energy, ambition, stickability-if you want to make some money now and fix yourselg for the fu- ture-we will teach you the business, CO., operate with you, give you the benefit of our years of experience. Come up and let's talk this over. 1907 American Trust Bldg,
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BkEE SAMPLE-No-Splash water strain CTS sell themselves; no talking; experi- ence unnecessary profits big. Send 2c (mailing cost. G. J. Union Filter Co.,,
 New York. 3-12-4t-sun
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BRAND new money-maker ready for you; 100 live workers wanted immedi- ately; get in this now; full particulars free. Eastman Chemical Supply Co.,, Eastman, Ga.
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AGENTS-Look! $50 weekly; sell our new household invention; quick seller; wom en eager to buy; samples furnished ac- tive workers. Write The Popular, Al Minna st., San Francisco, Cal.
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IF you want to make 5000 year ana up on an investment of S2oo ana up III anton,obile tire business in Alabama and other states, we have it. Best tires direct from factory can be sold for less than dealer can buy; experlence not necessary. Address C-66, care Age-Her-
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N wanted to sell Vinegars and elders; exclusive or side line: 20 per cent commissions; weekly settlements. Atlantic Vinegar Co.,, Richmond, Va.
 3-1s-3t-su
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SALESMAN for advertising service in celluloid, leather, felt, metal and glass specialties novelties, signs and calen- dars. Not the ordinary cheap jobbers proposition; a strictly high grade manu- facturers line sold on the basis Of in- telligent service to advertisers. We can show you profitable and permanent business future if you can successfully cooperate with customers. Give full record. Cruver Mfg. Co.,, 2456 Jackson, ChicagO
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AGENTS-The Heatless Trouser Press is sensational seller with handsome prof. it's Splendid opportunity for hustlers. Write today for attractive proposition Atlantic Supply Co.,. Dept. F. Box s4l, Savannah, Ga.
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INTERPRETATION by capable young man of 10 years experience as book keeper. cashier, accountant and in gen. eral office work use typewriter; good z correspondent; will accept very modest offer Temporarily; best of ref erences Address F., N. Irving, general delivery. Birmingham.
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INVEST s10 or more in absolutely the best legitimate development proposl- tion in the Humble oil field; pro duction on four sides. Aduress, Greater Humble Oil Co.,. oo4 Beatty Bldg, Houston, Tex.
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LIVE, active agents to handle house. hold specialties needed in every home;
 big sellers; booklet free. Write Kreeger Speciality Co.,, S34 Maupas ave, Savan- nah Ga. 4-2-3t-Su
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AGENTS WANTED-For fast selling specialties; quick repeaters, sold every
 where, in offices, households, to auto owners, etc. Write The Guerino Co.,, Montpelier Station, Va. 4-9-3t-su
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WANTED-By reliable company, one or two salesmen who have had some real estate experience; we are putting on some beautiful acreage tracts at very low prices and easy terms, 20 miles of Blrmingham, on state highway and main line l.. X N. R. R.; aggressive ad- vertlsing campaign (see real estate page); leads furnished; we are selling these tracts rapidly; here is your oppor- tunity. 1907 American Trust.
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SALESME.. calling on retail dry goods general stores, furniture dealers. Ex- cellent side line Dress goods, blankets, etc. Liberal commission. Bryn Mawr Mills, Philadelphia, Pa.
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There is Money in Mexican
 Oil

There is money for agents in selling shares of the Santiago de la Pena Oil ', Co.," of Mexico City. This company has 90 years lease in the richest part of the famous Tuxpam district in the state of Vera Cruz, where the world beating CERRO AZUL well of the Mexican Petroleum Co.,, has just been brought in.
 Among the founders of the Santiago de la Pena Co., are many of the most solid, reliable American business men in Mexico. This is legitimate business proposition which offers conservative, attractive proposition to agents and investors. Agents address for particu- lars, etc., to J. c. Van Trease, general sales agent, Apartado 34S, Mexico, D. F.
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FIVE bright capable ladies to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers; s25 to $50 per week; railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co.,, Dept. 120, Omaha, Neb.
 4-2-5t-su
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TRAVELLING salesmen can earn extra
 money for infornation easily obtained regarding conditions in their territory.
 No samples. Dept. 52, Washington Sales Co.,, 26 W. Washington, Chicago.
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SALESMEN-A good, live proposition as side line, which will double your in-
 come. Call on us for particulars; no
 samples. 1900 Consumers Bldg, Chicago.
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OII~sIO invested with us has naoe others $500 in less than six months' let us send you our magazine, frol- itable Investments" six months iree' which tells how to make your money make you independent. The Hoffman Co.,, 407 Fannin st., Houston, rex.
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AGENTS make s5 to $25 daily. No ex- perience. Free catalogue and sam ples. New goods. Quick sales. Big profits. Worlds beaters. Cruver Co.,, Jackson and Campbell, Chicago, III.
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up. Sell Gaso-Tonic. Equals gasoline at Sc gallon. Eliminates carbon Dol lar an hour profit. Sales guaranteed. White Mfg. Co.,, Dept 10 Cincinnati, O. 5000 PER MAN PER COUNTY-Strange invention startles world: agents amazed i; 10 inexperienced men divide $400oo; Schleicher, a minister, $19o first 12 hours: s1200 cold cash made, paid banked by Stoneman in 30 days; $15.0o0 to date. A hot or cold running water bath equip ment for any home at only $650. Self heating, no plumbing or waterworlxs re- quired. Investigate Exclusive sale. Credit given Send no money. Write let Allen Bldg, Toledo, o.
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STOP slaving you can make big money easy with this new proposition, big field; full particulars free. Write to- day, Farmers Warehouse Co.,, Dept. ?. Box 236 Headland, Ala
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VXNTED-Permanent position in city by competent and reliable lady stenogra-
 pher, unemployed: experienced in lum-
 bor law, electric and railway work. pkone Main c2S9 4-16-St
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SALESMEN-Local and travelling, sell our products to dealers and consumers; write for samples and plan. Cleanzit Mfg. Co.,, 595 N. 2d, St. Louis, Mo.
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FORTUNE within your grasp owning 5000 acres Louisiana's rich oil heids, will drill 15 wells and build re- finery; want 1000 investors eacn with $25 to join us; this buys loo shares, par value $1oo; strictly leglt- innate enterprise. Developers Oll % Refining Co., Shreveport, La.
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COMPETENT salesmen or merchants preferred, by well rated Cleveland con cern, to sell merchants greatest spe- cialty of the day; $500 to $500 per month; commissions paid weekly; state expert . ence. o. J. Ringle, Gen. Mgr, Station c, Cleveland. O.
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4 BARGATN-For $250 cash you can own a business that will pay you from $S to ss per day. Investigate after p. m. 12C 1St ave.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-06
FOUR CHILDREN FROM ONE
HOME UNDERGO OPERATIONS
SAME DAY.
THREE OF MINOR NATURE,
ONE APPEARS SERIOUS
Hard Luck For Family Residing at
Shenandoah - Fifth Child injured ~
Indiana at About Same Time and
Compelled to Seek Hospital Treat
ment.

Shenandoah, Dec. 1.-THE family OF
Mrs. Title Swift are certainly having
their share of grief just now by illness.
Accompanied by her sister, Miss Anna
Burkhiser. she left for council BLUFFS.
taking four OF her children to be oper-
ated On at Mercy hospital All four of
the children We're operated on the same
day.
Raymond who Is Junior in the
Shenandoah high school. had his TON
sils removed: Marjorie. who is about
10 years old. had adenoids and tonsils
removed: Anna. years old. had the
same operation as Marjorie: Dorothy.
who has been suffering for some ume
with her arm had TO undergo an oper-
alton. She had recently been operated
on for appendicitis. Her present trou-
ole IS the result of fall when she re-
ce!ved d bad fracture Of her arm. the
fracture being lengthwise the bone
From this pressure on the nerve fol-
lowed. which has caused her consider
able pain.
About this time another son FRANK
at Fort Wayne Ind. met with serious
injuries from a burn at the machine
shops where he was employed as an
electrical engineer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-06
Billy Bunny and His Friends

ant Meadow and up the hillside.
When he came to a pile OF rocks he
stopped short and began barking Wild
iy is ne in there, r-oxey. oii scout
cried the Millers Boy
Wow, WOW, wow" said Foxey
&. MY dear" cried Mrs. Fox, do you
think they. will get usT'
Daddy, Fox laughed, but ne didn't
laugh very loud. = IN ever fear my dear.
K rolled a big stone against the front
door when 4 came in. That little fox
terrier is all bark. At the same time II
is not very pleasant to have your
si.emies so close to the house. Where
are Slyboots and Bushytail?"
'eThey haven't returned yet" re-
piled Mrs. Fox. do you think any
thing can happen to them -
Not while the Miller's Boy Is
pounding on our front door, replied
Daddy Fox "They won't come home
when they see him."
I'm going back to get a shovel ana
dig out the old fox said the Millers
Boy And he ran back to the Old Mill
leaving the terrier still digging away
(And IL he digs fast enough and hard
enough and long enough maybe he'll
get Daddy Fox. But we'll find this otit
Tomorrow night If the printernan
prints the paper and the newsboy cries
! tout Evening T.-R. Extra! All about
Biiiy Bunny and His Friends: ]
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-06

When Daddy Fox and Billy Bunny
came to the edge of the Friendly
E'e-es: where the Old Mill stond whom
should they see bus the Miller's Boy.
He was sitting ON wooden bench
Just in front Of the Old Mil polishing
his gun. Daddy Fox stopped short.
He had intended to slip around by the
bushes and across the Pleasant
Meadow to his den on the wooded hill
side. But the sight Of the gun made
him pause Now Mr.. Happy Sun.
knew something was wrong az soon as
ae saw little Billy Bunny with Daddy
Fox. And, moreover, he knew that II
anybody got hurt it would be little
Billy Bunny. So he sent a bright
shaft % light Oh 80 tiie. shining gun
barrel to dazzle the eyes Of the MilIers
BOY. The Millers Boy looked UP
toward the Friendly Forest. No sooner
did he see Daddy Fox than ne grabbed
| up his gun and pointed 1t at him.
Fang. went the big gun almost kick
| ing over the MilIer's Boy. Ping! went
the bullet into the tree close beside
tEaly Bunny Away went Daddy Fox
lin one direction, and away went Billy
funny in the other
| Come. Foxey!' cried the Miller's
Boy, starting after Daddy Fox. The
little terrier, with his nose close to the
| ground, ran swiftly across the Pleas
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-06
TO PREVENT EPIDEMIC
State Board of Health issues lnstrue-
tions to Railroads to Stamp Out
Typhus Fever-Disease Transn,itted
by Body Lice.
Special to Times Republican.

| Special to Times Republican.
| Des Moines, Dec. 6.-Dr. G.. ii. sum
ner secretary OF the state board OF
| health has issued instructions to rail-
| roads operating in Iowa with reference
| TO the prevention of the spread or
typhus fever. He points out that
| typhus fever has made it's way into
Iowa by the importation of Mexican
laborers. Among other things he says:
Body lice are the transmitters of
| typhus fevr. hence all railroads oper-
atins in Iowa should begin an eXamt-
nation of all cars, houses or camps
used for housing their railroad en-
ployes known as section hands and
iaborers employed In railway construc-
ton and further an examination
should be made of all houses owned
and operated by railroads for the hous-
ing OF their employees. This should be
done FOR the purpose of cleanliness and
the destruction of all vermin in these
places Inhabited by the employees Of
the railroads and more especially Next
cans.
"AlI MeXicans coming into Iowa to
be engaged as laborers should be held,
three weeks before being allowed to
enter the employment camps and to re-
side in houses or cars With other en-
rloyes, and further ali such Mexicans
coming into Iowa should be examined
Tor body lice and ali clothing should be
thoroughly c!eansed and the bodies of
all such MeNicans or others coming
into Iowa Should be made free from
body lice or other Nermin. ~
The order further declares that all
railroads should provide cars equipped
to destroy all vermin and that another
car should be equipped 10 give anti
septic baths for the killing of lice on
the bodies Of persons. Lice on the
clothing should also be killed All cars
used as dwellings and all houses used
as such by the railroads should be
thoroughly fumigated With sulphur.
DR.. Henry Albert, state epidemioloS-
list, who investigated conditions at Fort !
Madison following the outbreak OF
typhus fever. has sent his official re- |
port to the board. There were seven !
cases in all at Fort Madison, four Mex |
leans and three Americans. one young |
man nurse, Rex HOFFMAN. died. The |
first case was that Of Pablo Naba, who |
had left FL Paso on oct 20. ON Oct. 30 |
he presented himself TO the santa Fe |
hospital at Fort Madison i'll with |
typhua fever. The other cas- fol- !
lowed. DIR. Albert said there were TWEEN |
ty-two cases in Ell Pasu from July |
to oct. IS.
DR.. Albert believes the disease IS /
now well under control. He SUCCESS !
that the secretary Of the state boaru
OF health cali conference OF the CHIEF |
surgeons Of the railroads to discuss ths
control OF this disease.