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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13

Gag / Gpbps9erIiusts Observation-Disclosures.
San rpeoet % bp9get ct ~foielist Siem
for Jig % line, iom ban ioIste til fin
Ssn Sbeoeor for 3 Gar iioen, men IflISe
bare lit Siem hos ham iaa lruse ban
Iepebe. SanS Suitui bsSe ben ABE
Sebriar 1920 | en- GIber af SO Nar.
Som Reblem af 8oienoaI IenigbeS |
ooer 35 Gar bar ban meset interesieret
| alt f~irfeIia Irbeibe 90 a Ell tro Ststtc
al Neuiebeben. Gfoeoe bar agtet al
ale, iom Tom | Sersrine meb bam. Gan
babe oltio ct uintert Orb at iiee %
bar elifet al badbe ing % % sdmmeI.
g~esrapsIicn foresit Den lite Sttpber fra
Ssrsebuiet % 8oienbals Strife unber
tor 9eItaeeIie. Set a opmuntrenbe
at ie De mango @lomiter 90 aranie, Sen
burtadnsne bleb be9ret meo.
Sc efterlaote frenrbGrcr berbeb fin
bierteIisite Saf til ale geuuer, iom bar
os behiGlpelise rnber hans 8orteaua %
for ale Be barre Slomlter % be Sreitens
Orb af oeres SiGIeierser, Taitor 9raas
ten. SGrlig frsmbGres beu opbeite Sat
til bans garrle zen Ole 2oing, ipm fom
6am tiIbi9lp De iibite Riuutsr. SreS
meo hams Stspl @eliiguet bare bans
Winbe! I.
Nrs. Gnua Slieu bsbe title % rolig
beu 21oe September / fin Caters SienJ
III IaanpIia Strcet, Spo,anc. @aib.
Srn bar peo fin Sso 81 Nar pg 8
Raaueber aammel. Rrs. Slien par
febt / SpbaIs SreiteairIo, Ncrac. % tom
til Nlncrtfa idmnteu ncb fin Wdno %
SamiIic. SenSeS Ianb beoe for IA
Gar iioeu. Wrs. SlIen bar 5 Barn, Tom
uperIepcr benbe, en- Sen / minneapolis.
Ell Satter | @lcuipooo, @iS., % ire
3etre / Spofane, @dib., RrS. 8. Soft.
Mrs. 4. @ammer % RrS. 8. See.
Samilicu Glen fom fra Nor9c / 1882
90 6pebc / RinneapoIiS puer 20 Nar.
@carapelieu fauot Steb BEN 23be Sept.
On tor SoriamIiu9 msotc frem for at
bic Nfoebc Den iiblte Sgre oa l9age Ell
ArunS pna 6enbes @aare. Euitpr 6. z.
Sorpit fcrrcttebe bep Se9ruNIicn, iom
furceit fra Smitbs Undertaking YorlorS,
Rarac @lcmitcr braateS al GfosoeS
NicnNtc. 2pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13

babe Dor "State Sheriff Office" affafs
fet eler Ell. Spis III ntiiter Dor State
Sberiff iau blir bct nGiten lmuliat at
eiernemferc bore Prohibitions 9ooe %
itraffe SnertrGSerne Serai. Eli / Dor
Stat er Oct "State Sberifi"s ipecieIe
Sli9t at ie iii, at ale 2oue meo Senipu
til 9ieunenlfpreIic al Trobibitiou er
ejennemfert.
Saalebes or set Hart, at aue "paaoc"
rr ipGrt intercSierst / at faa Dor State
Sberiffs Office %affaffet.
@eo :, at rer er erpstrebipe Oreanis
i~otiouer | be Sorenebe Stater, Tom ors
teiber inlob bore Srpbibiiionslope, for,
roeu De Suitroer iom drbsiper / Spms
tatbi nteb Dem uoen at bore Dem iii?
gor State Sberiff er oper ole andre
Sberiffs os arbeiber meb benz. life aIes
ne til at s%icnnemfsre SrobibitionsIopeu.
men for at aiennemfsre Sob % Omen /
GIuinbeligbeb, os / S9rSeIesbeb at ie
til, at ale Soertr9oere al bore frimi.
neae 2ope faa- lin Strnf.
2ab iuseu inbbiIbe eoer, at Dor State
z beriffS Office er en- unsobenSis no
Gift. Sibtil bar beu inbbragt mer /
NuIfier. eno gmbebct foiter. Speriflis
scr lrageS til Siatens SfoIefonb. Seq
baaber, hi faar en- rigiig tor Raioritet
irn itemnrer Nei pau besee bisie Sob,
forarnrinaer ben Toe Iopen,bcr.
Gn s%antrtel Sarmcrfpne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13

fisbc enten oct bar Sin ener Iltobpl til
Ell bis @raS | nsbpenoiee SiliGIcer %
ct piit auantum. raar oct bar nsSoens
bist % paotrGpet til Tebiciubria. Seq
bar en- lang Sib p9ret en- Sienoe al
S%aIooutraft OF Srutfenifab. Sea bar
p9ret beruiet en- Sang | belle NIT 9ip,
% ea bar ie9 II Gur % II Iaaueoer
gamreI, % bet bGubte ben 26be Secen,s
Der 1880, MI iuart for 40 War tiIbuoe.
90 ies bill enife albrig at ie Saloons
~traffen tonrme tilbase. Sci, lanet ifral
ia. M bill faub9nbe en- Sci al 99s
ierne iiee: So, bu er en- I~aaoebplcss
oranfer, % bet er ben pGrite alasie
Reuneifer, iom iinbes unber SinmeIen.
Sa, hpiS lea bet er. 90 at ben 9Iasie
soil er iaa pGnrmeliae, ipm ieg bprts
en- NfboIostaIer cusdns fise. iaa er Del
oaiaa bsiit b~etIaaeIigt. Sbi ban iasoe,
at IaabeboIosbrantere bal en- alasie,
ior ineen YIaos bapbc efter Ssben; thi
@uo piloe life babe benz, iom pentenoe
tunoe bore, ps Satan uiloe life folte
Srast eIer Sransporteriug paa Dem.
Sa, bette bar SaIerens Orb. Sc faar
III iise, bpab be pil, men Ben benterre
9oo fines ies er Iiot for brsi. oa boiS
ben life bet er, iad rtaatte Oct piit Ia
pGret Ell ipnbis Gambling. icm bIcp be-
saat al 9ieitereu ielu / @rhuuppet
Canaan. Nen iaa itaar oct oeiaa fire.
bet: "Sritfer cher life D%rutne; tbi oct
er en- Ieberitpagcliebeb for Serreu."
SiIieu til "Toiten"s 2riere.
3. q. 2ppif,
Renis, Iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13
Setocs Nbcmmas
tisme CT belt
t%oripnnoct.

Gen beloige 9ebmoling al Hbeil-
.,otisue peo at tage SGnlac er ct al
So melt fremitauenbe SrGf | oenne
rt,rfpprotae Mebicin. Tiiiinoer al
msnneifer coeralt bar pibnet, at oct
Tar 6root Dem fulblt9nbig 2inbrtng
;or Senne martrenoe Speoom. Mrs.
gnrab geatp, $40 9. 0sain st.,
~9{uatofeta, Soma, flyer:
"S femten sar leo ieg Ell iano
sortI1r al Wuifelsiet % iciatiif
%6prtmotisme, oe mine Snber boIot
mia nerpes og itoiliot til oae Eioer.
cot too Sanlac finn en- Iioen Sio belt
n ior6rtpe bernie &beitmatisme, og
;ro bnr belle Sioen iioen peret / auer
bebite Selbreo."
g.oar set fprbsienbe SpItem, Sc.
her % @prer, life birfer iom De full
So, blir ser Mniamlinger al llrinipre
"a andre urenbeber / Wuifler og Sc.
SonoS, beoirfen6e &beltmatisme.
So1Iac ooerformter burtig benne
Torfatniug peo at iette be pitaIe Or.
oorer iItarlo til paa rette Waaoe at
uSfbre fine Sltnftioner. Inifaf en-
Glaife iOag, hos bpilfeniombeIit soS
glpothefer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13
Nlfobol % Nfbolo.

SerIom 8coaitercu tiIIaber oct, iad
pilbc iea iiee roeIe Orb ON Gfholr og
Ssyfc. Set CT mi inn mango aanbioatcr
iii Sc ipriiieliQe Gmbcber. iom iorflorer
for o8, bpao DC bill gisre meo bette og
hint. ON DC bIiucr ual9t, men tier 9orIie
title ON, bporIe6cs De itiaer Jig Iigcs
oberfor Nfbolbsingcn. iom oainu ipncS at
prre ct tort SpcrgSmaal / bore Sage.
Req for min Del tan life ie, at Yrobibis
tionslopcu / ben Sorm. BEN III CT. fan
brre iaa albeles retfGrbig, ION ell Gel
prroifer on, at Den er. Seq ipncS, at
ct RenncIte blirbe ba COB % Tct til at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13
9poens SOFT.

GorbIanbsIaaets SieeformanS, Snses
bret 8. 0inbictb, Der fnrIeben cr afsaaei
peo 9spen. bar febt / Qerfioroeu paa
Seleelanb | 1914, bpor bans Saoer bar
aloffer % StoIeIGrer | belle SO gar. Z
1870 bleo ban Gift meb Sobaina Iors
tenien, os | 1881 Tom be til Gmerito
meo fine 6 geru % boiattc fig / Gao aui
Sarle Guuntn, @iiuu, % boeoe paa Ell
Sarm | 26 Nar. s 1907 flbttebe &c til
9pen Saiuion; bUor hans Suitnt nsoe
Ben 22oe SuIt 1929, og minbrc enb 2
Iaaneber iercre beoc ban ielp, Den 2Ooe
September 1922, / ell NIoer uf II aur,
Q Radneber og 10 Gage. Sau bIep be
arabet ben 23be September; Haitor y.
@ee forrettebc. San efterIaber Jig
fire Ssnner % ire 9etre, ipm ale bar
tiIitebe. Sc er Ir3. 6. @. 8ucf, ct.
TauI. Irs. 81. I. Srpsseietb, Senrp oa
Spcr oa TrS. 2eua Scbomberg al 7aips
ion, Reter, SauS % Mrs. 8. Gfnlsruo
al Rabiipu. Sau cfterlaoer iie oaiud
6 Ssitre % 3 Srsbrc 90 81 @srnebsrn.
Gen afosbc bIep paIat iii @icefurmquo
for NorolanbsIoQct peb bettes Stepue /
minneapolis. Son tog itor Snteresic /
SbsIer.
Seter 8. Spe bsoc pIiibieIie ben 2sSe
September 1922 / Ell NIber df 10 Nor.
9sSsanriaaeu bar 0ierteIammeiic.
Nfosoe bar fsot / Rsros, Rorgc. ben
2ben september 1S43 90 ~uSbanoreoe til
Interita meo fine SorGIbrc / Gdrct
1858, 10 aar qanrneI. SamiIien boz
latte zig I Bilmiugton. Souiton 60,
Riun. Sau iuoeit / sgeteItab meb Dir
Git Sefte ben 1itc Gull 1852. Sgetes
ifabet blep peIiienet meb Z 8srn, 6poraf
Inn ire er ieien % sc andre sadct for,lt
/ 8scen. 1873 fIpttebe ban til Rcb
Riper 0aIen 90 bar Ell af DC feritc ill
at taec Someiteuo oeo 8ebnoIbs, q. O.,
% fom innIeSes til at taee mango baaroc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13
9jemmet paa YrGrten.

SDnas SIisns fSrie gar { gtsbpsset
sna 9rerien. gtoritsamcritauif 5ortnfs
Ing al "Grnliot". "a 6crtnIirsen
lto'te @inter pffeutIissiorbes' Soften"
ejoroe ben flor 2bfte paa 0ruuo al line
'aturIise % ,brosebe giqsber al Reu'
refer ps primitive ScrboIo, iaaleoes
>oH De I be tibIige %iouerbase article ii5
faa ben menue Itetomme 9rGrie, Hail.
rltnnelis ~ip9ubsnbe % frusIlenbe fcr'
tall, og SGiereu faar sauife pfts sIus
lcontng til at traffic paa SmiIebaanbet.
"Set nprffe Stiifab" bar prisbeIsn.
net neune 5srtelIius meb Spn. ,. ID,
Sleions 9iteraturpr9mic,
Smut ubitpret 322 Siber. 9ris
S1.25.
Seno Seres @eitilinger isas til;
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL, CO.
DEBORAH. Iowa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13
Sra NttterSal, Rinn.

Seq bIep isrselis ituffet, en- Sag ics
Tom til EoftsSoreu % life fanbt ben
tiGrc Soften, iom ies lumber efter;
90 mi, raar SpeIoene blir Ianes. ian
mac iee babe Den. Seq bar pGret ben
forIbeu MT / to Tiger. 90 BET er moi.
Haar iea nj lager til gpen 7 SnibeIs
Toteter. Iaa er Oct iaaoiot ies faar not
for Soften" en- Shlue iii. Sa, bet er
aoSe Sioer at n9re Sarn,er mi, % net
Ter life no til at bIibe bsore paa Ell
Stuuo heller. Seq haaber, at Ola %
Ger eisr 600 SrGfins. Sc er bel fGrs
Siee mi. trufer iea. @eIiomuteu tiIbase.
uaar berc ipumerl Bare oere mn life
~operfnIoer @iarfeSet meo Gorn. iad pi
maa eipe bort oct ri bari Sboroan er
BET mco arnliot? OR ban nsD eIer ioner
ban? Sea bar life hnpt Msuemmab m
pau iaa lrrae. at ben oil image eost.
mar Den BONNER, Scr ian biIiet fra
gdmrrel Nbpnneut. =. u.
oRs s(oertisiereuierHe I "5e~ecrubsScffeu'.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13

ors srocrttsfemenierus / -oesorup.sonsu-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13

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hes %
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4 bar
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13

iom gt5ema, Salt Gberm, Barriers
Stcb, gamle Saar, &insorm, 6roit.
og 8ranoiaar, Sroitbib, Suofor9ift.
ming ira llgres eaer Sarper, glacf.
beaOs % andre bel6reoes abiolut peo
grlg al min @c5ema Speciic.-Win
efab.S alpe bill belbrebe Sfab, &lse,
Gnot, Seoen GEARS ener 8rairie
Stcb Saa faa Gage. Sar b~elbrebet
Guiinoer / be iioite 25 aar. Senot
sr. goit for 50 bner.
Iputbefer g. Mmf1oS,
Sur u, Gouperstuun, g. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-13
Su aQe Sbge % iDenDe

nil Ser BIZ ienbt 8rep ON en- ubmertet Res
Sicir Tor aitma, Sronfit. 6atarrb, Ga Grippe
EFlul, 6efeber G~epnisSbeb, urent Blob olp.
lrpl S.it. siao Cs isso Ct e JTiui'rfs I'll paitor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02

about 65 degrees during tne night.
Even in cold weather the room should
be well aired two or three times dur
ING the night. Even in cold weather
the room should be we'll aired two or
three times during the day, but the
baby should be removed to another
room while the windows are open.
After the baby is three or four
months. old the windows may be left
open at night, provided the outside
temperature does not fall below freeze
ing. A healthy baby two or three
weeks old may be taken out of doors
for short time in mild weather if he
is we'll protected. When he is three
months old he may be taken out of
doris even in winter on bright sunny
days. The time spent out of doors
should be gradually increased until
the baby stays out the greater part
of the day, but he should never be
exposed to storms, wind, flying dust,
dampness, extremes of tempature or
insects. His eyes should not be COW
cred with wells but they should be pro-
tected from the direct rays of the
sun at all times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02

a clean sheet, and the whole should
be Surrounded by a fence at least
two feet high. In such an enclosure
a baby may safely be left to play II
he is protected from draugnts ana
cold and If someone is within ear
shot to hear him if he cries. he can
crawl about at will within the en-
closure without any danger Oh get
ting into mischief or trouble ana tne
blanket protects him from the eolo
floor and from dust. Later on mhe al
he becomes stronger the. fence helP %
him to learn to walk as he can pun
himself up by it and stand or even
walk a few steps holding on to the
top. Elevated pens that can be 1oldea
when not in use are more convenient
but also more expensive IMAM tfe
homemade arrangement.
AS soon as a child begins to run
about he takes ample exercise ana IL
NAV even be necessary to guard him
a gainst fatigue, especially toward
bedtime. Ali games and play should
be adapted to the age of the chlId ana
sufficiently varied to exercise all por-
tons of the body. They should not be
too violent not too prolonged, ano
care should always be taken not to
urge the child beyond his strength OF
his understanding. Some supervl-
sion of children's play is necessary
but they should be given as much Tree
dom as possible and allowed to de:
velop their own initiative. The chile
who is watched too closely is otter
untitled to make the decisions ant
solve the problems that are torcec
upon him in later life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02

scribed its quota of $4,000 and con-
tributions are still coming in. New.
port News went over the top with a
slam. This energertic city, under the
able direction of its committee headed
by Samuel Mirmelstein and H. NJ.
Shapiro, not only subscribed its quota
of $500 in one night, but capped It
with $4,000 more. Newport News, in
short, contributed $4,000 in one
night for the relief work.
Portsmouth subscribed $4,000 of its
S7,50G quota in one night and -1-:ll
report the rest this week. This comes
near putting Hampton Roads at the
head of the relief work in VIRGINIA
with SOL, 900 subscribed and more com
ing-a sum equal to more than one
fourth of the entire state quota of
100000.
State Chairman Moe Levy was de-
lighted at the news from Portsmouth
and Newport News. He telegraphec
congratulations to Rev. DR.. Edward
n. Calish in Richmond, who spoke
at the Newport News meeting, anc
to DR.. Mendoza, who spoke at tn,
Portmouth meeting, and to the Com
mittee Chairman in both cities-Sam
uel Mirmelstein and Isaac Fass, re
spectively,
at has been splendid" he said to
day. mo greater work has been don
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02
Summer Tourist Rate

Jacksonville, Fla.-"General Pas
senger Agent, H. F. Cary, of the
Southern Railway System announced
here to-day the Southern will put in
round trip tourists Tor the coming
Summer Season at eighty per cent OF
the double one way fares, which is a
very substantial reduction under the
tourist fares in effect last Summer
For example where the one way fare
is ten dollars, the round trip fare this
of nineteen dollars and forty four
year the round trip would have been
eighteen dollars plus one dollar for
ty-four cents War tax, making total
of nineteen dollars and fortyfour
cents. These rates will apply from all
stations to all mountain and seashore
resorts reached by the Southern and
are expected to have great effect in
stimulating tourist travel"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02
Exercise For The Baby

Exercise is essential to the devel-
opment of the body, but during the
first few weeks of life warmth and
quiet are so important to a baby that
he should be disturbed except Tor
necessary care. His position, how
ever, should be changed occasionally;
if he lies on the same side constantly
the soft bones of the head may be-
come misshapen from pressure. AS
the baby grows older ne needs more
exercise, and he may be given an OPP
portunity for it by removing his outer
clothing and placing him on bed in
a warm room for a short time each
hay Unnecessary handling is not
good for a baby at any age.
After he becomes active, the baby
may play on a. mattress or thick
blanket placed on the floor. The
blanket should Joe covered with a
washable pad or a rubber cloth and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02

if the ones he is playing with are
broken. A baby's taste IS very SIM
pie and he will play as contentediy
with a box OF clothplns or an empty
falcon powder box as with the most
expensive toy.
Everything the baby plays with
should pe absolutely clean ana capable
OF being washed thoroughly with soap
and water, as sooner or later every
thing that is given him goes into his
mouth. For his safety and protection
chs habit must be overcome as soon
as possible and he must learn TO put
nothing IN his mouth except food and
drink, but until he learns this II Is
unWise to give him toys with sharp
corners or small detachable parts that
ne might swallow. Rubber toys are
the best of all because they are easily
kept clean, are soft to the touch ana
unbreakable, and there are also
many toys made now OF white towel
ing crash that can be washed as often
as necessary. The baby's playthlngs
should be kept clean in a place, pre-
ferably in a special toy box in the
nursery, and not thrown into dark
corner of the closet.
The desire for play does not de-
velop until a child is about six months
old, and he should not be forced to
notice things that do not attract him
naturally before that time. Toys are
the first possessions Of which a child
is conscious, and through them many
| desirable qualities may be developed
neatness and order, as he may be
taught to put his own things away;
gentleness and a feeling OF protect
ION toward the helpless doll or Teddy
bear; and unselfshness in sharing
special treasures with playmates
Later the child may be given pets and
made responsible for their care, but
animals that children play with SHOULD
be kept scrupulously clean, and ne
animal should be subjected to the un
intentional cruelty of small children
A child should never have apet unit
he knows how to be gentle with it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02
RESPIRATION

Variation in the rate and character
of. the breathing of a SICK person
should always be noted by the person
taxing care Of him since marked
variation may be very important IN
dicat1on of a change IN his condltlon.
The normal rate OF respiration Tor an
adult at rest is from 10 to ~ each
minute, but it may be much faster,
especially during muscular exercise.
In babies the rate is about 80 TO 80
minute, and in little children from
20 to rs. The respirations, especially
for babies, can best he counted during
sleep by placing the hand lightly on
the chest or abdomen. Since the res
piration rate is partly under per-
sons control, it is almost sure to alter
If the patient knows it is being count
ed: hence it is better when the patient
is awake to keep ones fingers on ms
wrist, place his hand on his chest and
then count the rise and fall OF tne
chest while apparently counting the
pulse.
Sometimes it is possible to count
the respirations merely by watching
the rise and fall Of the night gown
or bed clothes. The respiration is
usually counted for a full minute IN
stead of for half minute and then
multiplying by two as in the case OF
the pulse. A watch with second
hand must be used in this count al
SO and the result should be recorded
Immediately for the doctor to see
when he comes.
In certain forms of sickness there
is a marked variation from the normal
rate of breathing. If the lungs Oh
air passages are effected, as in pheu-
monia, tuberculosis and certain types
of throat trouble, breathing may be,
come much more rapid than normal
The rate of respiration is not the only
thing that should be noted by the per.
son caring for a patient. Caretu
note should be taken whether breath
ing seems difficult or painful, and II
it is noisy whether the sound is like
snoring or wheeling or signing, ano
SO on. All of these things should be
reported to the doctor as each one
of them may have very decided
bearing on the treatment OF the case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02
The Baby's Toys

The baby does not need expensive
toys, and he should never be given
too many toys at the same time as
this tends to keep him from really
enjoying any Of them because his at,
tention is constantly being distracted
by something else. If he is swamped
with presents at Christmas and birth
days it is we'll to put some OF them
away and let him have a few at.a
time, changing them from time to time
If he becomes very weary of them or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-02
Fresh Air For The Baby

All that has ever been said about
the Importance of fresh air for adults
applies with even greater force to
infants and children. During his first
month especially a baby is suscepta-
bic to draughts; nevertheless the
room should be we'll ventilated and
it's temperature kept between IS and
70 degrees +. during the day and at
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in any part of the country than in the
Hampton Roads district. Thanks are
not only due to the committee for
their great work but to Br. Mendoza
and Dr.. Calish, who have been un-
firing in their zeal. The response to
their earnest appeals speaks for it
self.
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Sweden's mortality in 1920 was the
lowest in the history of that country.
American trout planted in Aus
tralian streams have thrived so well
that many of them have grown to
enormous size.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS COMING IN

Norfolk, Va, Feb. champion
Roads has done itself proud in re-
spouse to the appeal for the relief of
the Jewish war sufferers in Middle
and Eastern Europe Norfolk sub
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"How do you feel about reform
ing the movies ?"
"Mosr of the pictures I've seen
are more to be pitied tnah censored"
Judge.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25

surplus after charges. s1.s<l.17s, COM
pared with s1.25s.s74 In 1921. For the
seven months ended July 81 last gross
revenues were s53,5S9.s79, compared
with s45,990,027 last year: net after
taxes, s14.409.oss, against $4.172,6o6 !;
surplus after charges. 1921 .223, COM
pared with s2.954.696.
Pittsburgh and West Virginia re-
ported gross for July of $212.666. COM
pared with s204.6S9 last year; net after
taxes s26,264. as against deficit or
s231.239; surplus after charges S76.s8l,
compared with $1.401.197. For the seven
months gross revenues stood at s1,605.-
400, compared with $1.639.596 in 1921 I;
net after taxes s200,373. compared with
a deficit of s31s.7S5; surplus after
charges s601,231, compared with
1851 .666.
New York. Ontario and Western re-
ported gross for July of $1.161.445. COM
pared with S1,655.941 in July last year !;
balance after taxes $307.50S, compared
with S569,992; net operating income
s271.624, compared with $52S.46o. For
the seven months period gross revenues
were s6,752,7l3, compared with SS135.-
757; balance after taxes $S15,960,
against $780, .906, and net operating In
come s511,643, compared with $726.o88
for the seven months ended July 81. 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
Average Bond Prices
Thursday. August q. 1922.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Save for two movements a decline OF
about points In the price of Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine first 6s and
an upward movement of about / u points
In International and Great Northern
adjustment 6s. series a." yesterdays
bond market was a more or less ne
elected affair, particularly in United
States Government issues and foreign
securities. The best showing was made
again by railroad issues. with Missouri.
Kansas and Texas adjustment 5s and
Seaboard refunding As and adjustment
5s at high record prices. Profit taking
in all issues was encountered, however,
and reactions were noted toward the
close. Traction bonds were in demand
and several good gains We're made in
Interborough refunding 5s and Third
Avenue adjustment 5s. Liberty bonds
sagged on renewed bonus talk.