Show ‘frfc —i I jr I Ail SB 1 BABIES HEHORIAL BUILDING TO AMERICAN INDIAN CHAS U U — IIANS TUFT LAMMERSDOUF Pres A V HUISU Cashier DIRECTORS— Chas Lammoradorf Hans Tuft W H Drown gensen P C Scorup A V Huish James Farrell One Hovv j City Is Conserving Lives of Infants Jor-- 8 iFirst State BANK! 'Expert Find lessneas- Chris of Gross Care Example and Ignorance In the Among Blacks Care of Youngster Both Whites and Salina- :of Richmond Va— That there are hundreds of thousands of American be hies sacrificed yearly on the altar of has been Incompetent motherhood proven conclusively by the officers of the department of health of this city That tens of thousands of these Infanta may be saved may be raised Into Btrong men and women haB also been conclusively proven by Dr Ernest C Levy chief health officer of Richmond and his able assistants For the sake of the nation for the sake of humanity and for the sake of the happiness of mothers and fathers Dr Levy has proven that municipally supervised babies stand a better far better chance of living than do unsupervlsed babies be they even of the families of the very well to do citizens of Retaining the expert services to the by Andrew Carnegie’s architect Alfred Kelsey of Philadelphia Miss Elizabeth Detwller a trained THE next two ofyears willfor bethedevoted magnificent memorial Indian building to be erected In Washington plans nurse specialized In the care of babies by the steel from magnate and other philanthropists Mr Kelsey announced that be would visit Indian 'settlement the Dr Levy planned the active campaign Isthmus of Panama to Alaska In search of ideas The ancient art traditions and habits of the aborigines will be for the saving of infant life In RichIn architectural designs A broad flight of steps leadminutely studied and as far as possible will be symbolized mond Two great sections of the city ing to a wide platform will form a spacious approach In the center of which will be an equestrian statue were chosen for the initial campaign of an Indian with uplifted hand In token of peace and friendship On each side towers will stand In which a one section in which whites of the lacollection of old mission bells will hang gathered from several states boring classes lived the other tenanted by blacks: In these sections of the city the Infant mortality for years An attempt was made td only one had been exceedingly high Securing a newspaper In Boston j publish la two more trained nurses a 1690 but only one Issue was pu canvass for babies was made In forth It was called Public Occur these two sections It took but a few rences and the watchful authorities Christmas day 1604 was celebrated weeks for the nurses to recognize the Was Published Earlier Than BoS' promptly snuffed It out “for uttering zest— It reflection by the colony with special great need for the supervision of the of a very high order” How ton News Letter was the first Christmas care of babies in these sections of the observance of have moat newspapers successfully by the way In what Is now New Engcity later years steered clear of any such Examples o gross carelessness and Periodical In Manuscript Form Called land— and after tbs religious exercises danger! of the morning and before the feast- Ignorance In the care of youngsters But we are wandering far from the "Master William” Issued 300 were found among both the whites lng and drinking and general merryenterprising young adventurers of St Year Ago by French on and the blacks Scores of young mothmaking became too boisterous a spe- Croix Island and their newspaper of St Croix Island Me cial Christmas Issue of the Master 1604 ers were found who had to leave their Their effort was a small one William was read to the company by and children many hours a day to careless the results were transient but New York — An Industrious digger the editors So early did the Idea of there Is a certain sentiment which Into the depths of the past has the “extra” and the num"holiday attaches to first things and in hisbrought to light the Interesting fact ber” take root in American Journal- torical matters a certain Importance that America's first newspaper was ism! It is a great the also that pity The Master William deserves published a full century earlier than chronicler did not Include a copy of Its rescue from oblivion and should the date commonly ascribed If it the Master William in his record or when not again be neglected the was not a newspaper in the later acmore about something it than the story of the feeble beginning of new ceptance of the term it was at least bare mention of Its occasional appear- world Journalism is told But what an a periodical prepared and published ance was missed pubthe opportunity by with more or less regularity for the It was not until 1704 a full century lishers of the Calais Times or the eager perusal of the little community later that the Boston News Letter Eastport Sentinel when they failed ' which it served was established commonly spoken of to take the name of the pioneer sheet In short it was on St Croix island a few miles below the present city of as the first newspaper In America and and to put forth the claim of being to fifteen for continuing be Its the successor direct years was Calais that the Master William published during the winter of by the members of the French exunder DeMonts and Champedition plain who were seeking to establish there the capital of the vast and vague empire claimed by France In Strain of Husband's Fight With Classls denheuvel withdrew from the classls America Too Great for Passaic They were the first Euro(N J) declaring themselves free and Woman peans to pass a winter on these northand restored Mr Vandenheuvel ern shores of the new world since to the pastorate Mrs Vandenheuvel the days of the legendary NorthPassaic N J —Illness brought on In bed was overjoyed seriously men centuries before and at that by worry over the troubles her huswith the and the excitement victory time they were the only Europeans band had with the members of the with the in America north of the Spaniards In North Side Christian Reformed church It brought on together Florida and the Classls of Hudson to which strain caused by the long fight caused Samuel himself later it belongs hastened the death of Mrs her death Champlain the founder of Quebec and the father Arle J Vandenheuvel according to a of New France was the chronicler statement made by her physician DEFY DEATH IN GOLD RUSH of the expedition Six months ago Mr Vandenheuvel and In his vivid story of that winter on St Croix Is- was dragged into the divorce' suit of Race to New Fields 130 Miles From land he makes express mention of the one of his churchmen as a witness Dawson Being Made With TemWilliam Master the significance of His testimony was a large factor In Type of Mother Instructed by Nurses which appears to have been perature at 40 Below Zero over- causing Stevenson to boarding mistresses who were really looked by historians generally He annul the marriage but caused a row criminally negligent in the preparaY relates that the paper waB prepared in his congregation which resulted Is Dawson T — Two hundred men tion of the bottled food given their from time to time “by the bright spir- hls being suspended by the classls with dog teams and prospecting outcharges many children struggling in- its of the party” to while away the Mrs Vandenheuvel who helped her fits are making a six days’ rare to few months of age fants of but a tedium of the long and severe winhusband in the fight was taken but the new gold field at the head of 'were left to the care of grandmothers ter It was passed around In writ- even In her illness she kept in touch 'Sixty Mile river 130 miles from who had had no experience with botten not printed form but among a with every movement made by her tle babies and who did through Ignor- few score men all deadhead subhusband’B enemies The temperature was about zero ance everything the wrong way and scribers that was a wholly satisfacRecently the members of the church when the rush began but has since some of the infants were found to be tory method of publication a majority of whom favored Mr Van dropped to 40 degrees below starving The nurses therefore quickly classified the hundreds of babies they damage If not ruin the business of saw planning to Bee some bf the private trades people’ At the same time the probable for babies once a healthy —H raising of taxes and the various month and the sickly ones once or alnotorious instances of mismanageeven twice a day By concentrating Trad People end Politicians of Re- members abstained from voting ment by the state when It has tried together their attention on the care of the bapublic Fight Measure That Would In trade or commerce In accordance with the large to compete bies who were really in desperate Lower Living Coat are pointed to as proof of the unneed of assistance Dr Levy’s little majority of votes a protest strongly worded to the soundness of the measure has been forwarded corps was able to — The government’s Paris proposal Thus this extremely The bill has caused the greatest obtain remarkable results in keeping to reduce the prime minister present high cost of liv- Important experiment In municipal consternation among the small shop alive and well children who had they by the establishment of municipal trading been left to the sole care of their ing supported by the govern- keepers of the country who see thembakers’ and butchers’ shops throughment would died selves threatened with ruin has been rejected by the greatTheir have within a out the mothers country Is meeting with deter- est municipal body In France unions are prepared to defend themfew months of starvation or disease from various quarmined opposition The feeling among the public Is selves to the utmost against the favIn regard to the care 6f children ters It Is pointed ored competitor strong correspondingly the work of the Richmond department It was of course foreseen that the out that In view of the almost not universal of health Is simply one for the conshops and disapproval of the government’s being obliged to make a profit servation of the human race Miss trades people whose business would being backed by the funds of the plunge Into socialism It seems Detwller whose expert advice is at be subject to competition come would a as will be able to retail probable that the bill will quietly be municipality the disposal of the mothers of Rich- raise an outcry but it has mond day and night says In regard to great surprise that many politicians goods at low prices and thus badly dropped to her work among the mothers In the who might have been expected maintainIt are back either heartily districts visited by the city nurses: or support“In our work here we started with ing a neutral position to give ing the opposition viz four definite objects In nearly all cases the radical sobabes a chance to be born without serious prenatal handicaps to make cialists have criticised the project Woman Enlargjng Her Bank Account and inefficacount In the past 15 days men em‘ mothers understand how to feed their severely as unworkable In Novel 400 Manner — Own a cious and the very few — that Is the ployed by her have trapped 1700 muskto give mother Infants properly Acres of Marsh Lands rats The pelts are worth 45 cents chance to carry out the instructions collectivists — who have felt bound for to favor the Del — Running a muskrat Newark apiece and the bodies five cents magiven them and to provide well for the sake of consistency enlittle with so bill are very doing have mothers business but their who a lost farm be queer Infants may king the market price 60 cents for thusiasm that It Is profitable Mrs John Fox can each animal either by death or desertion of the vouch An excellent Indication Mrs Fox owns four hundred “Wherever It was possible we InDuring the entire season it Is exsisted on mothers giving their babes strong feeling against the bill has Just acres of marsh land between Silver pected that ten thousand muskrats When this been given by the debate and vote of Run and Appoquinlmlnk food supplied by nature river In the will be trapped on her marsb land on a lower part of New Castle county on which will council women the Paris municipal was not possible especially bring In $50(10 and df that InCouncilor we resolution which nothing whatever can be raised amount at least three thousand who had to work in factories presented by dolsisted as far as possible on half breast Roblglla protesting against the crea- except muskrats yet she will clear In lars will be profit At the the four months from November 16 to tion of shops and half bottle feedings which was March 15 more money than any wheat of the council meeting Starves tq Death on Diet well attended forty or corn grower In the state will in a exceptionally Break Hls Neck Omaha — Mrs Soutse Zschau who fell members voted for the resolution and year on a farm of the same size Schultz Milwaukee — August All the latter The muskrat crop this year Is un- began dieting six months ago In an out of bed at the county hospital and thirteen against It numeffort to recover her health starved to usually good and as a consequence ft Were avowed collectivists but a broke his neck He died shortly or radical ac death the other day ber of extreme “lefts” Mrs hank Fox Is her fattening er the accident - Drafts drawn on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe Banking in all its various forms Accounts Respectfully Solicited Four per cent interest paid on time deposits New Train Service VIA DENVER & RIO GRANDE la FE SANTA With Cennectisn ROUTE ROUTE BURLINGTON THREE FAST ROCK ISLAND ROUTE TRAINS PACIFIC MISSOURI EAST UNION PACIFIC HAD PAPER IN 1604 THROUGH 10 TWO NIGHT8 TWO NIGHTS TO ST LOUIS THREE SLEEPERS NIGHTS CHOICE OF CHICAGO TO For further information ent er address CHICAGO KANSAS ST CITY LOUIS I any GAPD PDA BENTON A F see D & R G Ag- Salt Lake City Denver Colo WADLEIGH A SAUSAGE Fresh and Fine used to Mother Like make £— Choicest line oi MEATS and- -- Worry Kills Pastor’s Wife GROCERIES The 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