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more good citizens.
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'MASONIC NOTICE l
A Stated Communication of Old
W!!! LMI'. N0 1051': - I“ A- M.. 1With a single failure.
' villi be hold at its rooms February 2.;
1913. It 8 o'clock p. m. .
Work—F. C. Degree.
All Master Masons c'Ordillly an
,fratcrnaliy invited_
Fraternslly yours.
d ‘Beuny" Feln. sling lender, gunman
pickpoclret, highway robber.
Attect—wRober‘E M. Wilcox,
,‘refuge, once to the Elmira reforma-
8eCretary,
Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M.
' Meets in Masonic Building. South the penitentiary for extortion
'~’ Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of V
‘ cacb month—July and August ex-
.:cepted——at 8 o'clock. All Royal Aron
‘ Masons cordially Invited Charles
A.- Tuck, H. P. Robert W WilcOX.
Sec
was asked.
work properly," be answered.
work We could make a no of him."
XJAPANESE PERILS PUNCTURED.
Dr. Toyoklcbi lycnaga. former se
iretary of foreign affairs
ougit to know 11 list he is talking
about 1 hell he discusses the Japanese whole ancient, blunderiug SYSle wrln
s *1 101‘“!!! policy Speaking in Carnegie “ “0m
“ Hall, New York, he expresses his be-' 13 he “3“” 13 ”19 0"” for crime
lief that Japan and the United States’ merely the right sort or work under
Ilwlll continue to live in peace ‘for ‘the right conditions? Can MEV be;
‘1
simple remedy sweeps away the
many centuries to come,"
plains why. Vbilcs?
There are just three things. accord-Vi
ing to this statesman. that might _
cause trouble One of them is the dis-
crimination against Japanese in Pact Vlllt Panama Exposition will be a prair-
‘ llo Coast States, which he regards as re schooner. This craft hails specin
i" plain contravention 0f the treaty m cally from the Borough of Richmond.
1.111. and which he is satisfied “ill bol Much is co Wong“ “uh sum“ ”'1'
Vadjusted amicably in a way to pro;land
serve the selfrespect of both nations; The appropriateness 0‘ this exhibit;
Another is the possibility of the Unit 4 will be apparent to every 0M6“ er
ed Statesw interfering in questions The prairie schooner is such a“ adlnir
‘fthst solely concern China and lap-1m e symbol of Staten island! It rep-
M’" “He does "0‘ fear such intrusionV resents that metropolitan suburb as
on our part, for he cannot imagine thisi fittingly as one of Columbus caravels
country "stretching the limit of her; uould represent Denver. or a subma-
Monroe Doctrine to the Asiatic maln~l riue would represent Butte.
lhnd.’_' Back of his words. of course
lies the fact that Japan has her oun:
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’ STATEN ISLAND’B PRAIRIE
' scuoouss.
The exhibit villi be. of col-use. a. re
Far Eastern Monroe Doctrine and piles 0f the noble ship 0‘ the plains
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hero is a sort of implication that she hat wrledtthelfrgiiuvmtjgéfizg
“W 0“" "doctrine" 1°” Amen of the day when those fearleSs adven-
3 ” long as we respect here for A31“ {turers fared forth from the Battery.
The third reason for continued .alnld the tears of relatives and friends.
3531119 *3 “t particular interest: to discover new lands to commute
,. ‘ ow. and tends ‘0 bear out a’Efrom and new real estate to exploit.
ement made recently by W M" ' Strong hearts must have quallel as
Slim“ at a “Mm-”m“ m” those pioneers rumbled into the un-
tee 1‘93”ng 0“ the Philippine bill‘ilrnowu regions beyond Governor's ls-
m3?“ ’5 no danger “f °‘“‘ fighting! land and Gooey, and the cor: reaches
“19 ”1‘“?me ‘3’" Dr 13’9“" of Jersey city receded from view. The
3:11,an Jason doesnt want mem- Goddess of Liberty smiled a. last fare
g “It 11 wet, " he declares, ‘tor thalwell. The wheels creases and the
V We once 101' all to kill‘ axles groanedas the good ship hlttllc
si'é'e'n monster of sdspiclon- high waves and lifted to the incoming
has never dreamed. nor will tide. There was many a wildthrill‘as
-she tossed in the wake of a. tug or
’grued a passing ferrybcat. And at
pioneers
ngers was rewarded.
“Land, ho!" called the pilot. as'he
prodded the off ox. It was land in-
deed—Aha moist and mud-bound coast.
of the pearl of New York harbor, in-
comparable Staten Island! ’
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UNTAUGHT ALIENS.
The federal committee on immigut
‘tiou says there are 3,000,000 luau
spots in m- country who can‘t mas
Enfllsh. And most of them, apparent:
ly. are not learning. They live 111m
their m colonies and have little con-
tact withdraw-1cm ’ '
Not much effort is made to tench
them; In some of the lunar cities
poses than for us. As fortho
ruoumcethcre, Juan lacks
59m mwnnlmnmuhhmmauupuelnmmmmmmm
load wmwmmum
llilwlfltakenbdrclom everyprlc
”whsmflluorwotber penal
Hepatnuto tbeuctthathehu
lscores of excdnvlcts working in his
Memories in Detroit, man with "Ms"
of all sorts, men guilty of all-types of
crime, who,’ under the stimulus of
mIATURE ALMANAC FUR steady and congenial work. respectful
. treatment and liberal pay, have be
Elan; preference being given to the
a “mud SENTINEL TELE— Wm“? Product of the Mlchiran peniten- ithey know what the privilege means.
They are encouraged to tell But it In shameful that, having admit
‘their record and that record is kentfted them to theoretical equality of op
Their associates do not portunjty among us. we help them so
know they bear the convicts brand- lume to qualify for their political'ller-
But if a man chooses to conceal his “#53 Their children. to be .ure, grow
$434“? Editor‘ Residence. past, and even his name. it makes no
‘.dlfterence He is taken anyhow. and
given a chance to recover his self
respect and his place in society. Thus
far, says Mr. Ford. he has not met
A New York newspaper min suu~
imltted to him the case of "Dopol'lshoW that it costs more than twice as
dopel ‘United States as it does in England.
lflend, horse polsoner. etc ' 3"“th it that is so. there must be something
SLYVE'STER '3 DECKER w' M {many timesfiuent once to a house of
tory, twice to Sing Sing. and now in
the Tombs awaiting another tripe-to
‘Can you reform him?" Mr. Ford
“Th” man ought' to be ““31“ to.‘llpile of the "lumber trust." We are
““9‘th'e chief coppcr- producing nation,andV
ought to be shown the benefits of that metal is as cheap here as “57.1
(”lime ‘5 as old “5 civilization, ”‘d‘buildera have boasted that their plants
0- ”13°“ are nearly “3 01“ And ““5 stand first in mechanical cllcitmcyh
in Java” man, with his simple optimism and Labor, of course. costs '3‘ good a“
they have not tuberculosis.
toward development into Americans
Few of than imm- become cit-
lccar. Ofthccowbodoclcrcthalrin-
tom. only Mount-lie out
their anal papers. because that in-
vfolves a moderate educational test
which they are not prepared to meet.
Such 'an cdicatlonai test is legiti-
mate. and might be mods‘ovcn strict.
or. if it is unlust or unwise to but
immigrants from our Vshores on the
ground of illiteracy, there can be no
such objection to barring them from
the exercise of the 10mg power until
. it
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up American citizens; but why sacri-
lice a whole generation?
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A SHIPJUILDING PUZZLE.
At the National Foreisnu'l‘rade eon
lventlong, in St. Innis, a New York
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shipping man presented figures to
' much to build merchant vessels in the
Miss Nona Me. \(loo (laughter of the secretary of the trcasurv,
wrong with the American ship build
ing industry.
Surely the materials cost no more
lhere than abroad. We make steel
cheaper than any other nation in the
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"5 gomg t0 the great. war Under the instruction of a compe-
m a field hospital
she intends within a few weeks to join Virs. liiopc Nelson in Lon-
don Mrs Nelson will go with hot to one of the stations in the
south of [trance it is understood among Miss Micflldoo a friends
she will sail on the Lusitania February 9 Miss McAdoo is lht
eldest daughter of the secretary of the treasury.
world. We have plenty of timber, with
lumber still comparatively cheap in
The report goes on __to say that the
lwhero. As for equipment. our ship'
ot the present to
l.lurgelnsnt
more; but nobody questions that dol- l
lar for dollar, our labor is more edic-
era
in building warships there is obvi-
gously no such contrast in cost.
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loompetitlon. The fine Argentine bat
Manse is a good example.
Wily shouldn t our shipyards be able!!
given as follows: tuberculoais.
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confine their refractory con-amputee. appropriate $125,000 for the con-A
i with warships?
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I.RESULT OF WORK l
I FOR CONSUMPTWES
itllem.
The town and city authorities desire
that the state tuberculosis commission
should attend to the confining of all
the refractory consumptivea of thy
state.
f The state tuberculosis commission
has sno legal authority to confine any.
institution
The commission asks for an appro
xTuberculo'slc commission Makes Re
port to Governor.
The annual report of the State
Tuberculosis Commission was present-
ed to Governor Marcus ll. Holcomb
' yesterday It announces that the state.
is conducting four tuberculosis canal
torla. with a capacity of 600 beds.
at a yearly cost of approximately
$260. 000 a year. There are. the re-
spsce to commend a system 0! col-
loctive buying which it has intro
l.duced It describes
work and improvements at the not
The state tuberculosis commission
has at present no institution suitable
for the forcible detention of patients.
scribed as follows:
5
cases of tuberculosis in the state.
while private sanstorla. added to those
of the state, afford, perhaps 800 beds.
The commission, however, says that
building ob, this farm. under the nib; new rooms for the women help.
necessary nor desirable. and that Gon-
nectlcut is coming close to Denmark
in the sanatorium care of her pntlents, problem. ;
tuberculosis patients. 'Mllalurc the state tuberculosis road on this property are two good
Concerning some of the problgmgi commission would suggest the rub cottages. one at which in now thereu-
betore the commission. the report goes filth”!!! of erecting a dotdntloll shack doses of tbo' "Wendell. 13"
on to Bay: for theorists and immoral and re- Wm and the other will be coco?
We have manta who have been lib. Marv mumwm on the Indoa' pied soon by his nan-must. Dr SW
mates of our sanstorla for several fields of flu reformatory at Chum“? The sending and road Mild!“
years They were never very “ok- it] neither of tune suggestions ap-«dbout this senatorim in" been com-
Their disease is stationary, and will pools to the General Assembly. the plated. Than WW much of it
probably remain stationary or more state tuberculosis commission advise: as at his other umber-la, but in 119-
years They have becorite insurmou- that the alternatives are m- the pay» tag or 11 has may loomed the air
Ilizéd They won’t work. even though most by the state to the towns of a W at the institution and made
told that work would benefit them. par-patient bonus for all'tllc «one? Marthe livesottbd ““9““-
They have cost the statealready man tory consumptives ineligible rag trout-f Under the unusual! given “4““
than a thousand dollars apiece. and mum at the state mutual that the or r. 8. Allan, at the Hartford m
their inches. or the towns train which towna, ennu- individuallyorlb moi. Boiler WW1; "11m
they came. several hundred dollars munainuhmlom hometlndtunt made my WQW in on
Inlet-.9. They may even have no to the summation attire m tuber- autumnal. who build-
tubercle bacilli in their sputum.~ The! outputs communion; or, (b) ll! np- legs up bad, m NW!
would be better of! at home and at pmpnuuouummmmm m round tamarind and more
Work. They prefer. however. to 1831 or We, and equipment, d a nib W boil” filling m we» re-
the comfortable but expensive saun- able building for the confining of those duped in tour. and in one o! the
torture life. , We can not dhcl‘nm mocha. and the passage ”of a spcoul building‘s steam heat was substituted“
them. beacon we can not say that aclolothlng the ants tuberculous oonxror‘ not a: it suit can: ram 89"“
. lulilibuwltllbltborlty locomotion nursestm the meteorite central
Amid. rodents with not a héuthr keep in confinement consumptive: main; hams-amoral
.pecr orluns left-9mm: Who have dlreuly bedded by the m u so. bags as sputum can‘t;- wooden
mannerisms: feverfordayswmuuommmmmm 1W4. merited-coon
ofcoum.and~doflmbo€tncanm mummy .
thoml'l'bclu'malrccutomm mmmWWmi-m
,‘Ma‘nd
tent nurse she is nearing the point where she can undertake work‘
She has arranged. no definite plans yet but .
We have been for years calling the
commission does not expect to force attention of the people of the statew
any problem upon the present General the fact that modern medical science
Assembly. other thin the maintenance has shown that glandular and bone
sauptorla, the en- tnbercolbcls can best be treated on p,
of the inilrlnury at the ocean beaches or on mountain tops
iShelton Senatorlum. tune settlement or above the cloud lines, and that. al-
ths problem of the immoral, inebrinte though we have no mountain tops
i11nd refractory consumptives. an ap— above the cloud lines, we have ocean
lent than that of foreign manufactur- lpmcrlatlon for a seaside sanatcrlum beaches in plenty. and that we owe it
for children enlisting from glandular to our children, crippled with these
and bone tuberculosis. . and a fsvr various forms of surgical tuberculoslst:
minor modifications in the law. The to give them a chance to take advan-
0‘" report adds that the foul: snnatorla are age of the curative powers of our
and ex- manufactured as easily as autonlo land over again American shipyiarda thought tobccnough (or the present, beaches. ’Wg m hoped that some
vhave been able to land contracts for, Tim commission 1111511 for an ap- cltlrcn ottwqalth, Wins: warm;
in; War vessels in the taco of foreignl‘pmpmum 0‘ 335.00%“ the 00m opportunity to earn the gratitude at;
{Motion of an inllrlpary. at the Shelton the present bill! of MW “:10an
geanatorlum. Another .01 the prob would give the state a children's lids-
One of New York city's exhibits m3 tieshlp, recently built it Fore River Vlems confronting the commission is aide sanatorlum for bone and surgical
to this we have been
The local health olllcers of towns disappointed. We are therefore coo-
m do as well with ocean freightere u and cities have statutory authority to strained to recommend that the state
but they have no place toconfins structlon and equipment 0‘ M" “‘ sewage system,
[Motion for cities expenses, and taker to the progress of a publicity cam
construction propriatlcn of 11 little over swam
tori: of the state As to the one at the following:
Cedar Mountain, the work is do.
Since our last report the Hartford that m, of our "created "
WEI are
VSanatorium has been enlarged and
The state tuberculosis commission is almost made over. There have been a” “ present is lit
. at the disease
port asserts. from 10. 000 to 16 ,oooVof the opinion that if the Genus! additions to the inflrmary that “1' been "arrested" at our state “111;:
Assemblyat this session mommi- M its capacity from foriyelght
a state m tor insulates. a use!“ to ninety-cl: Ma and gsva twelve “ ”V any well-conducted Mariam 77.1F'or hitchfleld county the aver-
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that meeives the same class cl ‘86 for 36 years was 131 per hundred
cal care of the commlillon. butiunder: new shack or fortnight beds tor °’
state care or the 16,000 is neither the disciplinary cars of the With .6“)? cases of women and children
tendent of the (arm, would promos was erected. A line property of nine
an easy and economical solution“ the acres, extending don the bill almost
to the Berlin turnpike, was purchased
Denmark having the record for thcl “if no state farm for lnebriates is to from the trustees of the Hartford Re-
most generous provisions for her', be WOVEN at this 5888101! 01 the treat at a cost of $9.000. Near to the
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Cant..:vYou Afford to Miss
Our Great U
Clearance Sale
nun, monster. mum,
say “No.”
Never have we altered so much for so little money.
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It is not the low prices and big values alone that are
drawing the crowds to this Great Sale, but the remarkably
good styles and quality of the goods themselves.
.. have variet
Never
y and quality been provided so liberally 1n past
sales. Never have values been so attractive. Better come.
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, Sale and Bemonslraiiouol .
Human HairGoods.
Bythelixpertllairlleslgncr
MADAME ENDERS
THIS WEEK.
The City National Bank
Keeping the Profits
You an emulate a t u
kn-n the profits mm mm H
A ”vim me i. m a...“ "m
"oats and turning up... to I‘ll" “I W“ the man.
The “pound illness will be amna
(macs item“ and
explain further.
1"“ “W WM”! ll meit'and will
or keeping your
palm Which twice a year in.
your reserve too—onr (minors would be phased to
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cent. of the total number of deaths.
The average consumption death rate
for Hartford county for 35 years was
in per hundred thousand; last year
it was only 115. For New Haven coun-
ty the average for 35 years was 181
per one hundred thousand; last war
it was only 1». Eur New lander!
county the average for all years was
183 per hundred thousand; last year
it was only 145. For hirileld county
the avarice for 35 year-e was 167 per
hundred thousand; last year it was
only)”. m Windham county the
average for 36 years was 161 per hum
drcd thousand; last year it was only
and perhaps on x11,
machine
, Satisfactory results are reported “as
rain. The commission regrets the
Recently of asking for a deficiency ap-
Al to its work. the commission prints
"Our senatorla have not been in ex-
istence long enough for us to claim
absolute cures yet. All that we can
in about the same proportion st cases.
thousand; hut year it was only 83.
"The quick recuperation shown by 1"" Middle!“ count! the average for
many of the sick lent to the state '5 not! was 189 W hundred thou?
sanntorls has made even the doctors sand; M m it was only 138 For
marvel, but. of com that 1": the ex- Toll-ad count! the avenue for 3:»
pcrience of all good matcrla, wbcth ”It! was 135 I" hundred “MISS“;
or located in the higher altitudes a: Mrs-ribs- 0:11:70
Switzerland .or Wow the level of the '
m in Holland _ 1 ' PRESIDENTTO OPEN fAlR.
“"ln memos reduction arm ' WASHINGTON. m t—m‘” mal
dntbntechuth'omtnber Wnofmfiaalnnclscolxpost-
:cnloclc duringrecsnt years the loci MM. 30. probablywlilbemarkcn
mmtlmmktht thagen- hammmrotmagquh.
caldesthratc from alldlecueahas Capitolatublch WWW 1a
m h ghoul still.
as tbctnbercluocladnatbnte. Even giveaslgnnlforopsnin‘gth'chir.
it that ymore true-ad it lamb—it; “bluntly. flamflaolnebldead.
Win monummm- m by the mm“: and
tuberculosis donation has not only leaders of the Senate and Home.
saved the cm oi citizens who other- ,
We would be W villi tubercu- ROBTVMMTER AT SOUTHINO'CON.
lens. so ltll’os m s m» Wmm, m‘ u.~
m still-I‘- the vaccine! m Joth.lloran.chalrmanthtllsDemo» . '“
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