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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, sobota, 10 czerwca: Sw. GEL
waZego.
Jutro, niedziela, 20 czerwca: Sw.
Julianny Fanny.
Czwarta niedziela po Zielonycn
Swiatkach.
Ewangelia: 20 Obfitym Polowie
Ryb".
Pojutrze, poniedziaiek, II czerw-
ca: Sw. AlojEegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
MURZYN UBIEGA SIZE
o URZAD GUBERNATORA.

Forrest City, Ark, 19. czerwca.
J. H. Blount, pierwszy murzyn
ubiegajacy sic urzad guberna.
tora W Arkansas, otrzymaf nomi.
nacye rak fakcyi partyi republic
kanskiej w tym Stanie.
Blount liczy okolo so lat "a
mieszkuje W tenn mieScie okolo
Al lat. Urodzii sic w powiecie
Jones, Georgie; pobierai swe ele
mentarne nauki w mieScie Allan
ia. wyzsze studya otrzymai W
Nashville i w Chicago. Obecnie
jest dyrektorem murzynskiej
szko}y W Helena. a miai stycznoSc
take innemi szkolami W Arkan-
sas. w miastach Hot Springs,
Texarkana Forrest City. Blount
posiada wielki ma jatek. oraz 100
akrowa farme uczy tylko Z "a
mi}owania; jest czynnym czlon-
klein kilku wielkich organizacyi.
Jest to jego pierwsza kandydatura
ia urzad polityczny, lecz uczesz-
czat ma republikanskie krajowe
konwencye cd roku 1854; w jed
nej stanowej konwencyi zostai
wybrany deleeatem lat large.
POzAR WYRZADZA SZKODE
$1,20O.0o0.
Havana, Kuba, 19. czerwca. -
Wedlug depeszy, otrzymanej te-
go miasta. szkoda obliczana ma
$l,20O,000 zostala wyrzqdzona
przez ogieh, kt6ry komplctnie Uni,
szczyl wczoraj firing santiago
Electric Light, Railway and Po-
wer" kompanie. Wszystkie zabu.
dowania. oraz wielka ilosc apara.
Dokonczcnie M strouIcy &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
PREZYDENT, A OBECNA
POLITYKA.
WASHINGTON, 10. czerwca.

Washington, 10. czerwca. -
Prczydcnt omawiajac polityczna
kampanie, oSwiadczyi, zc Liga
Ludlow byla Jest dominujaca W
nicj kwcStyq. Spodziewa sic. ze
dcmokraci W San Francisco pow
tdrzq jcgo wyzwanic o referen-
dunn dIa Sprawy Ligi Ludlow. -
..Sprawa ia jest "a 9Ieboka, "a
wanna. d!a politykicrskiego MIA
uiosfowania" m6wii Wilson. Pre-
2vdcnt szczcg6lnic wyteza swe
silly przcciw rcpubIikanskicj plat
iormic. .,Rcpublikahska krajowa
konwcncya". m6wii ,.byia kontro-
luwana przcz wpiywy prusklch
mctod". Me mozc Wilson zrozu-
mice. jqkim sposobcm "progresy-
wni' mo2li poprzcc pIattorme.
przyjrtq przcz rcpublikanow.
" dalszym ciqgu prczydcnt VIII
son nadmicnia, il mic wspiera la
dncgo kandydata do nominacyi ma
prczvdcnta ma konwcncyi W SAN
Francisco.
,.Mam nadzicjc" m6wi}. ,.ze dc
mokratyczna konwcncya w San
Francisco przyjmic uznane przez
rcpublikanSka partya mole wez--
wanic, by LiSe Ludlow uczynlt
kwestya zasadnicza kampanii. E"
Jcstcm nawet wieccj niz pewny,
zc referendum W tel sprawle po-
twicrdzi ma wiare W amerykah--
skic obywatelstwo, kt6re zyczy
>Nbic ponad wszystko, aby w dzi-
sicjszcj dobic kazda partya polity-
czna wszcchStronna by}a; repu--
b!ikanska partya taxa ME jest i
dla togo og6l ia potepi".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
WRECZENIE DYPLOMoW
w UNIWERSYTECIE
DE PAUL.


w Auditorium iUniwcrSytctu
De Paul pnr. 1910 Webster ave.
odby}a sic wczoraj wicczor pick
ma uroczystoSt wreczcnla dypIo-
NOV sluchaczom, kt6rzy chlub-
ME ukonczyli te uczelnie. Trzech
z pomiedzy Mich otrzymaio sto-
pien doktorski. a W liczbic tcl
znajdujc sic p. Karol Wachtcl, Re
daktor Naczelny oDzicnnika Chi
cagoskicgo'. Otrzymai on sto--
picn doktora iilozoiii i litcratury.
Auditorium przcpcmione byNo
doborowq publicznoSci2, ktora z
zajecicm wysiuchala pleknego
programu. Ma estradzic, procz
grona profesorskicgo, zajeIi mlcj
see siuchaczc. ktorym mIaiy bye
doreczonc dyplomy. Ubrani byh
wszyscy w togi i birety. W gro
ME ich znalazio sic kiIku Pola--
kGw. a w szczegolnoSci, procz
Ora Karola Wachtla - p. St.
Adamowski, J6zcf Czcrniawskl
Chopin, II. !. Korzcniewski, Jan
Pakuia i Jerry Pytlik, ktorzy
wszyscy otrzymali bakalaurcat
praw, oraz p. MicczysIaw Sym
czak, kt6ry otrzymai tytul magl-
stra sztuk.
Program rozpoczqt p. \. c.
Becker odegranicm ma organic
pieknej owertury, poczcm nasta-
piIo przcm6wienic PAM N'nitred
NJ. Edwards. Po Spiewie J. J. O.
.Connclla Jr. wypowiedzla}a pre-
mowienic p. Helena NJ. Cirese
ma tcmat ,.NT}odoSc lojalnoSc" 3,
poczem p. Irving P. Schuster wy
stapii Z pieknym spicwem solo
wynn. Nastqpi}y zn6w diva prze-
m6wienia, mianowicic ThomaSa
W. Hogana ma tcmat SkutkoW
woinv ! AIichacla Guilaumc, ma
stepnie zaS, po produkcyach or
kiestry. prezydcnt CnlWerSytetu
Ks. Thomas l.. Lcvan, {. NJ Ph.
d. D. doreczy} dyplomy unlwer-
svteckic ukonczonym siucha-
czom. Ma zakonczenle przemo--
viii jeszcze byiy prezydent Uni
wersytetu, wielce zasiuzony rs.
Francis McCabe, c. NJ. A. NJ. l..
l.. D.
Procz Ora. Wachtla stopien
doktora fiIozofii otrzymal KS.
Joseph Dodd, {. NJ. \. NJ, a
dyplom doktora praw ,,honoris
causa" doreczono panu Juan Ria
no V Gayangos, hiszpanskiemu
kcnsulowi w Chicago. Po}ozyl
on w czasie wojny wielkie "a
slugi, zastepujqc interesy Stanow
Zjcdnoczonych W Niemczcch, All
stryi i Turcyi.
Wielu poSr6d graduowanych
siuchaczy otrzymaio piekne bu-
kiety Cd swych przyjaciol i
krcwnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
Gompers Znow Wybrany PrezesemA Anne
rykanskiej Federacyi Piracy.
Cub. Coolidge, Sprawl Prohibicyi.
Murzyn Ubiega Sic o Urzad Gubernatora
lNNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE.

w. Perkins, urzednik unii cygar-
nikow podai nominacye Gomper-
sd. Huczne oklaski wywatowa-
ria wszystkich obecnych - wy.
kazaly, re Gompers Jest uznany
rowszechnie, faktycznic tez opo-
zycyi ME mial i bez zadnej dys-
kusyi przyjeto go zn6w. poraz 80
he urzad tel wielkiej orsanizacyi
robotniczej.
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI w KALI.
FORNII.
Los Angeles, 10. czerwca. -
Lekkie trzcsienic ziemi dalo sic cd
czuG wczoraj W tenn mieScie, o go.
dzinie 2:l5 rano. Iadne znacznl
szkody ME zostaly raportowane
CUB. COOLIDGE A PROHI-
BICYA.
Boston, Mass, 19. czerwca. -
Gubcrnator Coolidge. republican,
ski kandydat na wiceprczydenta
wysiaE wczoraj list do Nirgila G..
! HinShaw. przcw0dcy krajowego
komitetu prohibicyjnego. potwier
dzajqc otrzymanie telegramu "a
pytujacego gubernatora. czy jest
przychylny zwiekszeniu procentu
alkoholu w napojach ponad .0i
procent. - Oprocz listu, Potwier-
dzajacego otrzymanie tel dcpeszy,
kopia gubernatora .veto' do le.
giSlatury zosta}a zalaczona, W
ktorej gubernator zawetowal
wniosek proponujacy sprzedai
2.75 procentowych napoj6w alko-
holicznvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
KAWALERYA POLSKA NISZ-
CZY DYWIZYE JAZDY BOL-
szEWICKIEJ, BIORAC JEN--
COW ZDOBYCZ WOJENNA.

Warszawa. 19. czerwca. - DIE
k1 dobrze przygotowanemu PIa--
nowi. iazda polska przy wsDof-
udziale piechoty okrqzy}a bolsze-
wicka dywizye konnicy Budenne-
90 pod RadomySlem, 50 mil ma "a
chod cd Kijowa, i zniszczyia ia do
szczetnie, biorqc przytem 500 jen-
cow. S dziai i 600 wozow polo
wvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
SMIALY RABUNEK w BlA-
LY DZIEN.

Chirooo byIo wcZUraj sCcnQ
nadz,vvczai smia}cgo rabunku,
dokonancgo W bialy dzicn przy
.ailin i l5tcj III. Oiiarq jego pa
dli Henry Locschcr panna Tc-
rcsa Bullock. obojc zatrudnicni
-przez korporacye The United
Cigar Stores. gdy wracali The
Continental and Commercial Ma
tional Bank L powazna sum4
$500, kt6rq podnicSli tam ma
w,platc zatrudnionych przcz llr-
me tc pracownikow.
N,nadnieci tznaidowali sic w
rnbI;zu l5tci ; ,aiIin ul., gdv ma
Gle zaiccha} i'm drogc wiclki ME
bicuki automobil, I kt6rcgo wy
,koczv}o trzcch ludzi. Wvciagneli
oui natvchmiast I kic,zcni rewol
VERY ! skicrowaIi ic W stlvnc Loc-
s,.hcra ; nanny Bullock. Rovno--
czc;r;e nrzvhIi1,} sic do tvch
d,.,;,,, ;c.zrzo icdcn czIowick Z
,.oIo.o,,, -. -eI.r Ltnrv widorz-
n;o czoI,1 tu+,i na unIanowanv
nonrzcdnio napad. ,,Badzcic spo-
koini, 4 ME zrobimv wan zadnej
l.ry,.vd,o - ,vvrzck} on do ma
,,d,;ctycb m;rrzac lufe swci
,ron; ~ ;rb skronic, Musicli "a
tc,, oboie posIlchat rozkazu !
j,1; soh;e zabrat torbe, kt6ra "a
,.;cr,}, vvv,nicniona powvzei kwo
% Nonostn;l odda| IA nastepnie
.,r, u.sn6,n;kom -. automobi-
+, noczcm wsiad} wraz = mimi do
matzynv ktora oddaIjIa sic szvb-
(, 14ta Mica
Cdr zaaIarmowano policve. DO
hordy+ach ME bv]o luz ami sladu
Pam, Bullock ktora micszka pn.
to2e ( Artosian ave. zezna}a DO
tom 10 bondvci bvli wszvscy
m}odvmi IudZni ! zc - iak sadzi
i,odzl; - oni od chwili oDuszczc
NJ, nrzcz MIA banku. aczkolwick
ME za,,wazy}a ich poczatkowo.
Or;eroiac sic m danvm przcz
,o,ad,ia+vch unisie bandvt0w,
;eJrvm Mich. sadzj policva, byl
n;e;aki Michael Norton, ieden z
y zbieg6w. kt6rzv niedawno te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19
BOIszewicy Wycofuja Sic Persyii.
PROWADzI 1YD0W DO PANOWANIA MAD SWIATEM.
CzeWon OdWOula SWsgO Niaofcyahago Posa zWaszyngnu
Anglia W Przededniu WielkieGO kryzysu.
INNE ETELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

Trocki, sa tylko misternym "a,
maskowaniem nacyonalistycznegc
ruchu zydowstwa, kt6re pala stra,
szna nienawiSci2 do wszystkiegU
co niezydowskie. Stad tcz zrozu-
miaiy Jest fakt, ze g}ownymi lea
derami bolszewizmu sQ zydzi. al
bowiem widzq oni W MIN swa re-
kojmie panowania mad Swiatem,
DOT C7rI1Jrru @DTSCr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-19

prOn1lSOWO.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
A Chapter on Specializing.
From Bankers Trust Company.


to Of
Of Governments
have sometimes yielded with results
experience
ago when it undertook rid of the unfunded NATIONAL debt oaT
details Public Finance the Bank
credit" idea latter part
of Eighteenth
famous mississippi Company
a in France.
organized The
entire original capital of the bank well part of the deposits Were
Company to
South Sea companys
trading rights the Pacific ocean, and almost e
elusive trading rights in the southwestern Atlantic . ~
exchange it's stock for the outstanding
securities which it should
thus and in a management
I'LL and 9 by holders OF
decided the entire balance OF ne
which successful would have given
the company capital of around ooGooo , If +n trading and
Company offer to
pay ee eH the ank of England and East India
holdings into South Sea stock
government obiga-
the saving Ct cent in interest and the
soo 800 and finally per
for exchanges the
stock which they
he apid in
ntoh The a wild Of speculation ensued r ,a :,
STOCK hao oee ou' spe
ators them ruined $50 ,. o, , ,,
sa7 and to make the company tenn
companys holdings
imized holding corporation until 1854
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
The Ar1,7istice That Failed.
Erov41 The 4 ordon =:

n vb.n -, From LONDON Times.
wneh the allies TO fnG dr
Poland
treatv @ national
eADo's' 1ie correspondent OF the LONDON AA'es
Iohsh
the country
accepting
THAT
PEELED than
unfair by
os,o.e the
s ~ o N1s - A1ss $500
Inc a.mice terms
,ao.er inside which
the
North of Grodno just
is now learned
ana ovn district According
pc 4oooOO
Jews and White Russians
the northe
(3114 mies front the line
those NJ
the ghasy which
train in which he trying
Proskurof in the Ukraine
wounded
were awful that bodies
were angled terrible wounded killed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
OIL and Speed.
From the New York World.

From the New York World
Because of the war, Atlantic competi-
tition for speed is practically over The
record for a crossing has rested un-
broken 10 years-an unprecedented in
terval. Few big ships and practically
no fast ones are being completed, unless
they were begun or planned before the
war.
Yet the Aquitania, which left New
York July 81, made as an oil burner
new record of short distance speed when
she logged the last 129 miles into Cher
bourg at an average rate of 27.4O knots,
or 81 land miles, an hour. Her captain
is not unreasonable in expecting her to
excel for an entire voyage the 1910 time
of her sister, the Mauretaia, four days
10 hours and Al minutes. New York to
Queenstown.
So much for oil. Such instances OF It's
use and evidences of its value In trans
portation appeal to mingled emotions.
It is a great thing to cut down the man
killing work of ocean line stokers; and
In land traffic to lessen or eliminate
smoke and the danger Of forest fires.
But the common stock of oil and its dis
tillates Is being SO swiftly exhausted,
often in senseles and selfish ways. that
coal may yet resume its old Importance
in a spendthrift world.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
Father and Dauph
Get Relief By tonic

r. ]. Powell. Sweetwater. TexasI
Says, "Eatonic helped mo at once.
but It was my daughter who got the
marvellous benefits She could not
even take q drink Of water without
awful misery. but Il relieved her; abe
Is feeling much better. All this from
one box, SO send me four more at
once"
Hundreds Of people now take
eatonic: one or two tablets after each
meal keeps them In good health,
feeling iine. full Of pep. Eatonic
simply takes up the excess acidity
and poisons and carries them right ont
Of the system. OF course. when the
cause Of the misery Is removed, the
sufferer cannot help but get wen. :
You viii and It q quick. sure relief
for heartburn, indigestion, sour, acid,
gassy, bloated stomach. 1t costs but
q trifie and your druggist will supply
you. II you don't feel well, you give
eatonic test. Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
All In the Viewpoint.
From The Jayhawk.

:.
Things and conditions are largely the
reflection Of our mental viewpoint To
one person. dandelion is tiny sun
radiating glorious golden glow; to an
other it is common weed mot worth
noticing.
An old story illustrates the point:
A man who had just moved into a
small Pennsylvania town fell into con-
versation with an old Quaker who was
accustomed to sit on a bench in the
quiet square in the center of the village.
what kind of people live here?'
asked the newcomer.
What manner of people didst thee
live amongst before?' returned the
Quaker.
cious, and very unfair" answered the
man:
"Then." said the Quaker, II am sorry,
but thee will find the same manner Of
people here.
Not long afterward the Quaker was
accosted by another man who had come
to live in the town.
What sort Of people are they here?"
said the stranger.
What manner OF people didst thee
live amongst before?" said the old
Quaker.
A warm smile spread over the new
FRIEND" he answered, "they were
the best folks In the world. They were
always friendly. kind and lovable. and
hated to leave thssn:'
The old Quaker beamed.
'fWelcome, netghbor," he said 'sbe Of
good cheer. for thee will find the same
hne people here!"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
Greenland's Coal.
From the Kansas City Star.

The fact that Denmark now has to
pay England prices for coal 10 times
greater than the pre-war prices haa
started q revival Of the once well begun
enthusiasm over coal from Greenland,
a move proposed some years ago by q
returned explorer. These coal deposits
were said to have been discovered
through the fact that some OF them
were burning and had been presumably
since for many years.
A survey was made At that time and
t tsnsive and Of splendid quality; Fur
uated with regard to the sea that ship
ment would be possible. The only dit
iculty would be the very short season
curing which vessels could load and
the rtgors OF the climate and tho at
tendant mining difficulty.
1t Is said. however. that the present
coal crisis will sufficiently stimulate
scandinavian brains so that these Diff
ficuties will be overcome. One Of tho
things that Observers say make this
seem probable is the fact that the Scan
dinavian ship companies are now all
extraordinarily rich. During the war.
despite their submarine losses, they
made vast profits. They played both
ends against the middle, 1t is admitted,
and made big profits out of both the
Germans and the allies. To their con-
tinued prosperity Is very largely due
the Improvement in general Scan6li-
navian rate Of exchange which has oc-
CURED since January i. a.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
After Using.

The woman was the author Of q
cookery book that had been published
at her request with wide margins and
occasional blank pages for notes and
additional recipes.
Often she had expressed wish to
see an old copy Of the book and find
to what use use the blank pages had
been put. One day in secondhand
book store her husband unearthed an
old volume. Noticing that It had been
annotated freely, he bought It. After
day or two he said:
'How about the notes in that cook.
cry book? Were they interestingly"
NO" she said CURLY; "they didn.t
amount to anything
When he got chance he looked
through the book himself. Every note
the book contained was remedy fol
dyspepsia and kindred ailments =
Dallas News.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
MISTAKEN IN HIS suRMIsE
Mr.. Brown Somewhat Hasty in Blam.
ing the Gramophone for Those
Unearthy Sounds.

Perfect peace reigned in the
Browns household. The head Of the
family, his days work over, was read
ing. in hlissfnl anticipation Of the eye
ming meal which Mrs. Brown vas
busy preparing in the kitchen.
The gentle stiffness was suddenly
broken by eerie sounds, apparently
coming from the next house-a weird
moaning, developing into heart-rend-
ing walls and narrowing shrieks.
Mr.. Brown Jumped up.
"It's Mrs. Woods cnfounded gram
ophone playing Tosti's 'Good-by' "
he cried. 'Lizzie"-to his Oldest
daughter-"go and implore her to stop
til Tell her I'm ill-tell her we're
all Ill, anything you like, only make
her leave off" -
The child obedienay hurried out,
and two minutes later calle rushing
back.
"It's not Mrs. Woods gramophone,
dad" she said. cts the Murphys
down the street opening tin Of
corned beefv"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
Plague of Rats.
From the indianapolis New.

from the indianapolis News
Millions Of rats are overrunning Aber-
tillery (Monmouth), England, and neigh
borhood. While the congregation was
leaving a Baptist church in Tillery
street on a recent Sunday an army Of
rats ran among them. One woman col
lapsed. All means have been tried to
keep down the plague. Traps, poison,
shooting, dogs, and cats have been
used, but the rats have not only sur
vived, but also thrived. The medical Of
fcer of health, DR.. Baile Smith, says
the rats are of two kinds-brown and
black The black rats, as a rule, keep
to the sewers. but the brown rats climb
anything-telegaph poles and rain and
gas pipes. They swarm everywhere 1t
was suggested to the Abertillery dis
trict council that expert rat destroyers
should be employed, but the local staff
have stated that they could do better
than the experts, the matter has been
left to them with discretionary power to
call in help If necessary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
The Foreign Debt Of Russia.

murray stewart IN The London Times.
Sir: Russia's war debt to England is,
In round figures, esq, 900, 900. England's
war debt to America is just over s1,-
600, 000.000, but of this rather more than
half was incurred for munitions and ma
terials supplied to Russia on condition
that the British treasury undertook pay
ment. Russia therefore really owes
England over G1,000, 600, 600, in addition
to municipal and private debts. Tho
British government has made it q con-
didon precedent to the. resumption of
trade relations with Russia that private
debts shall be acknowledge, but, so
far, has ignored the question of Russia,s
public foreign Indebtedness.
That the soviet government should
seek to discriminate between private and
public obligations, IN the hope of find
ing themselves eventually In position
to repudiate the latter, is not surpris-
ing. The surprising thing Is to find the
British government acquiescng in such
discrimination. No greater encourage
ment to worldwide revolution can be
conceived than to allow the soviet gov
eminent to repudiate Russia's foreign
debt. For the successful assertion Of
the principle that international indebted
ness can be got rid of simply by setting
up new forms of government and dis
owning the obligations of the old would
set up precedent of which the bolshe-
visit elements In ali countries would GER
tainfy not confine the application to
public debts contracted abroad.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
! Y 7 S, HUMAN INVENTORY.


s The fourth annual report on birth sta,
tistics OF the United States census of
ace shows that 1918 was = poor year.
The birth rate continued to fall slowly
and surely. while the great epidemic OF
influenza jumped the death rate up, In
New Hampshire the births exceeded the
deaths by only 81.
In Maryland the death rate was as
ana the birth rate A,6; and in Vermont
they were 1871 and EOS respectively.
since there was no immigration, the
country gained very little In population
IN 1913. Utah is the only state where the
gain In population death rate 1877 and
birth rate M.s) merited the approval OF
q society for the promotion of Increase
In population.
A study OF the relation OF births to
the birth country OF parents is interest
Ing. Those born in Germany have the
largest families 4.6 average), and also
the largest number of living children
S.s average). OF the children born to
Sweden. 90.4 per cent. live. Some others
are: United States, 1914: Austria, 1877;
Hungary, SIT; Canada, 81; England,
scotland and Wales, Sill: ireland, SIS;
Germany Qncluding German Polandl,
ss.l; Italy. s3.9; Poland. 1913; Russia,
oo.o. VI the children born to Scandinavia
Ian born mothers nearly 10 per cent.
more live than Is the case with children
born to Polish born mothers.
or each 1,000 babies born, 1909 die be-
fore reaching / year OF age.
The various racial elements contrib
ute in the following order: Poles IT,;
Negro, 1852: Austrians. 1873; Italians, u9;
Canadians. lis: Hungarians, los; Irish,
l5 Germans. principally jews, 81;
United States, 81; England, Scotland and
Waes. 80; Denmark, q. Average all
groups, 1909.
The report calls attention to the Aus
tralian baby death rate OF 559, about
50 better than ours. About one-half of
this difference Cor 26) is due to lower
death rate In the first three moths Of
the year and the remainder to better
rates in the last nine months.
One heavy death rate among babies
less than months OF age is due to mid
wives, poor maternal facilities, and gen.
orally poor midwifery service.
The principal causes Of death among
babies over months Of age and less
than II are pneumonia and diarrhoea.
Dut to the influenza epidemic, the pneu-
monia death rate of 1913 was high, but
at that babies suffered but little COM
paratively from the disease.
In 1918 the baby death rate was scarcely
raised at ALL whereas the death rate for
I'll ages was raised over q per cent,
wholly due to influenza.
Thanks to better care of babies, more
Intelligent motherhood and better milk
supplies. the summer diarrhoea death
rate falls steadily year by year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26
He Drank the Gravy.

TOO many cooks spoil the BROTH
but If there is no broth-well, here's
the story as the young man told it:
II went to church luncheon and
thought it mighty strange that the
meat was brought in first and few
minutes later a bowl of soup.
$50 laid the meat aside, reached
over for the soup and begun dipping
my spoon In 1t.
''There was loud cry from the
ladies giving the luncheon, and one of
them rushed up, crying:
Goodness gracious, man, you're
drinking the gravy columbus Dis.
patch.