' "a u «..m sun-u: ”.3'1‘1'1. 53-381!"
- m: ,
.=, 5.521.". 4.7.
0,...
. :_1‘.Y<w mm :4
nts.
l‘VlSlON 6F nan/Anne 10
wlemeron mrsnesrs.
Tm Ink” Distribution.
Judse Joseph P. Turtle filed I
ion yesterday, dividingr the {momma early comers.
M had been set Hilde t0 the Wfl"children were seated in the big squarel
, stun, oel. cmmntl tor the pgl’fiwindow of the Children’s Room. the?
3 ) took in giving intonation which; tiny ones on the floor and the stories
10 the apprehension of the mar: were told. There were
rers of Rev. 3086011 films and 1115, one of the mothers reports that everv
sekeeper,--Miss Eva Gllmanai u.- m‘word of the three was poured into
in Britain last winter. Originally I
judge assigned fourteen twenty ler after she came home. Kiss
of the total, or $1,400, to be
They could not agree and the
(lien know had been made. But it
“bad news flies fast,” so does good
news, apparently, and by half-past
EVESDAY, “UV. 9, 191:5?-
‘llllllllllcllllolfl' _
rtiu Could Not Agree and Judgglnine some of the youngsters yiere on
bid for the my stories. Thel RUB [W AWI'
library can always and something of.
de~ interest so picture
her ears by her five year old daugh-
Hanna is very successful with the
lvided among the Wilmington claim- children. She will 81" the Stories
evcry other week and lhere will all.
gamer was left for Judge Tuttle to ways he a notice on me Bulletin
techie.
5 .The
l
judge decides that the Wilming~
ion police pension fund should receive
stereo
twenty-thirds, or $700; Adolph
arkei, 3' Wilmington pawnbroker,
___ 4 twenty-thirds, or $600; and John
Walks. an interpreter, one twenty-
?k‘d or $100.
:fmsr DISTRICT LIBRARY NOTES
' The
1 _ Mk8
most
{folks
:agvthe b1
Children's. Story Hour, given
{at the Norwulk Library Salurday, by
Grace Hanna. brouuhl out a.
interesting company of 111119
A notice hnd boon poswd or.
lllclin board in the library and
3-11 shorl reading nullcc in llw papers,
. but no other attempt to M 11w chil-
7
May Man- New Month-
ton Patterns ly Fashion
10¢ each. MA/N ELM & MIDDLE STS‘ Books 5c.
, A Week of Splendid Value-leingin Dress Goods’
Silks, Cotton Goods and Notions
.\ llll.\_\' neck for lll't‘.\< Hoods, Silks. lhn11c>llc>
lloard to this effect.
ARTILLERY OFFICERS TAKE EX-
AMINATIONS AT ARMORY.
About 20 officers and enlisted men
of the Coast Artillery corps look effi-
ciency examinations at the State arm-
ory in Bridgeport. yesterday dn‘dcr the
dlreciiou of Captain 3. L. Dcngler, in-
simmer-inspector, of Soulh Norwalk.‘
The examinations are held twice a
your and are prescribed by orders from
the War Department. They are for
the purpose of testing the efficiency of
the officers. All failing: to ziltain a rc-
quired pcrccnlagc will he denied 1he
privilege of amending camp will? The
regulars at Fort Wright.
BRIDGEPORT
wcck of Introduction and llcuionslrnlion. .\ most uninual Ulllu
of lllc City 10 gcl. aCllllzllnlcd
with llic splcndid stocks wc c.11‘ry
ing. .1» wcll 11‘ to dculouslrulc llu- wisdom of coming how for
illcw llnfl‘.
l'r."c.11‘\ \loinnn \\l1o ix planning .1 111*\\ ~11‘cc1 or cl‘cning dress.
has .1 inurkcd ~iglllllcnnc‘c._'l‘l1cguild~~ oilcrcd zirc all llt’\\‘~->‘lllllt'-
~1‘\\ll‘.“.‘. Ynl'd Hoods \\'cc‘l~.
1?.1112'll1111 lx ~cldoni found 1n lurgc sulc~~ll1c 1:1‘1ii‘1cx7nlc ncw
.‘
1.; M111 nioucy .111: ll1c grcnlcxl ol lllc y\.11'.
lln‘ llgurw :11'1';1_\cd lu'low will giro you mun“ l-lcgl m‘ lllc goodx
~lol'c 1‘\l‘l‘.l. lllc \;1l11c~ will comlncc you lllnl 1‘11- lilnc lo lmv is now.
books occupiedl
Al ten-thirty thel
.1ud yard good~ oi l‘\l‘l‘_\ dcscriptiou. .\
Rub Pain from Back with Small Trial
Bottle of on! “so Jacob‘s 011 "
Ah! Pain is gone!
Quickli'7—Yes. Almost instant relief
from soreness. stiffness. lameness and
pain follows a gentle rubbing with “St.
1hree and
lJacobs on."
Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
right on your painful back. and like
magic, relief comes. ‘St. Jacob's Oil"
is a harmless backache lumbago and
sciatic-:1 cure which never disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin. -
Straighten up! Quit complaining!
Slop those torturous “stitches.” in a
Tmomenl you will forget that you everl
had a weak back because it won‘t hurt 385's.
ct bePn created by individuals and in-
honest terests that were really unneutrall
t These movements have taken various
or be stiff or lame. Don’t suffer! G
a small trial bottle of old,
“St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggis
now and gel this lasting relief.
TUSKEE SINGERS UPTOWN.
l11 Hymn-111111 will?
1l1c 'l‘uskcc Minors on “”101
evening at lhv
\1iilli, .\lr. liibsou will plny from 7
'o ‘8. lln‘ folim'dll: piccvs:
'l‘occu‘ln in (3 .......... Thco. llu'nois
l‘:1.~|or:lle- in l‘ ..
\Vuldwobs 11 (l“()|t.~l .\l11r11111r.~)..
.————'—'
u‘tumly lor liuycrs in and um
, lllc unusual lncilltlcs for buy—
;dl lllill ls llt‘\\'(‘.\'l and llcst ill
or who docs lll‘l' own
11nd frcsli. 11nd lllc clianccs
o
rcprcscnlcd in llll> ln;
Demonstration
Values 111 Silks
3'11111'21 'l'11~’~;1l1 l‘ong‘cc
." "1 ~11l111 \illllv' 15c
13:1» \\\'\l\ pcr yd. ,. 25c
3o—11n'll l'lill‘l'on Scco Silk.
rcuulul' luluc 5:u‘~»ll1i~
\wck :11 ............ 19¢
41.1»111cl1 l‘11‘c~(lcn nud Strip
cd .\. l'.. l'. Silk. l‘l'j;lll‘.ll'
l1:1c-~1l1i~ \\’ccl< pcr yd.
4'l‘ll‘lk‘ll Slllx .“l!'\('ll l‘l‘t‘llt‘
do (him. rcculnl' \zlluc ('1. c
pcr yllu—lliis lick :11 . 40¢
34"lllk‘ll \ll»~1ll-. .‘llcssnliuc
«11in rump. rcgulzu' $1.01)“-
this~ luck pcr yd. ”65¢
,1'11111'11 Sillmnn-l pool lli‘4l1
l.11>1r1- loplilm. l'k’yllllll‘l)’
<1..3;a~1'11i\ wck {)1'l‘y'll.
.7
80¢
1,, incl‘. \ll 0”; l‘rcpc dc
(llinc. rcq'ulnrly 31.5.1 41m
.1. cl. l:1'l'_\1.l. ... . . . .. 90¢I
§‘1-lllt‘ll .\ll—,~ill\' (lull-mi 'l‘zll-
114:1. rcgulnrly $1.5(l—7ll1is
wcck pci' yd. ..... 95¢
41>~i1icl1 All~silk l‘rcpc Mc-
icul‘. rcgulnl'ly $2.00—lliis
wcck per yd. . . $1.35
sl‘iviuch Soft Finish Lining
5min. rcguularly‘SIm—{lils
wcck pcr yd. ..... . ..: 65¢
Demor nations
Values 1n.BlackSlls
fill—inch lilack Satin Messa-
linc. regularly $1.00 this
week per yd. ...... —- 65¢
30-inch lllack Pcau dc Solo,
regularly $1.50—tl1is \vcck
‘ pcr yd. .............. 90¢
fan-incl. lllack Chiffon Tuf-
l'ctn. rcgularly S1.50——tl1is
wcclc pcr yd. ........ 95¢
40inch Silk-aud-“ool Pop—
lin. - regularly 5150—1112.:
week per yd. .. ...... - 85¢
40-inch Black Crepe Mc-
tcocs, regularly $2.00—thls
wee kper er :. . . $1.35
I .4oinch ,Bloclg‘mSat-in __Cl1ar-i
m‘e'usc. regularly" Abbi—this
week pcr y‘d. 151.45 ‘
Demonstration
Values in Dress
Goods
5.;1111'11 llll'lml'lC‘l lilnck
Spol l'lnlll lirou-lclolli. rcg
11l;11'ly $2.754ll1i~ urck pcl'
yd. .............. $2.00
slouch l 1111‘1'1111 Finish
Spongml liromiclul'n, rogu—
1111*ly SL l . ll11~ m-ck pcr
yd. ............... $1.50
54—inch lllwool 5min (3:11»
crdinc. regularly Snow—-
llils wck pcr yd. .. $1.35
411-i11cl1 .\ll»\\ool llilll‘dlllt'
hlx‘lpcd Scrg‘cs. 1'1~§411l;11‘ly
$.35“ lllln \.\'('t‘l\ llc'l' yd.
90¢
l .lz’vincll” 5101'111 Nugcal
spongcd .111d shrunk. rcgu‘ '
lnrly slog-«1112s ucclc pcr
5111. ................. 75¢ l
ssh-inch Storm Scrgcs, l
lu-zny wcigflll. l‘cgulnl‘ly' 85c l
-—-1l1i~‘ \\cck pcl‘ yd. 55¢ l
3o—incll \\'ool—:1ud-L'ollou
..Klul‘lll Sci‘gcs. rcgularly 4o:
—tllis \vcck pcl‘ yd. .. 25¢
40-inch iicw l-‘nll l‘lzild
hcrgcs. rcgulgrly 75c—-~1‘l1i<
' week per yd. .’ ..... 55¢
54-inch new Fall Scolcli
Mixtures. rcgularly (15c—
lhis week per yd. ..-. 45¢-
} 56—inch All-wool ~Fancy"
iCoailugs, regularly $156—-
" this week per: yd. $1;§5
Demonstration;
Week in Linens.
(10-inch red and blue check-
ed Damasks—this wck pcr
yd, ......... . .......
(10-inch White Mcrccrizcd
Damask—this wcck pcryd.
' 29¢-
(xi-incli Heavy White 'Mcr-.
cé'rich Damask—this week.
per yd. ...... . ... 39¢
72—inch 121111 "wane Merger-r“
ized Damask—thiswcck cr~
.38—inch White Mcrceriz‘ied-i
I 'li‘auiask—ihis Wekbcr yd? :-
, .. . ‘ -19
'llll‘x \ycc'n llcl‘ yd. 10¢
\
‘s‘tripes—bthis week per yd. .. "
.‘stripcs. and plaids per yd.“
Demonstratidn- '
Week in Cotton
and Domestics
lilcncluul l‘l'usli with border,
llm “m k pcr yd. .. 41.24.
lfun-n l'uion lllcncln'd
l'l‘nsll. H11: \\'ccl\ pcl‘ yd.
72c
lincn lllcucllcd ll'lnll l‘l‘usli.
l'nlilczicluul llcm'y (21111011
l'luuuclrwtlus u ck pcr yd.
? 7d
lllcnclu-«l llcnl'y (Hinton
llnln1cl~~ll1i< \ycck pcr yd.
80
Figurcd Standard l'riuis.
light groundswlllis week
pcr yd. .............. 11¢
l\‘i111o11zi Flauucls. licnt dc-
signu and good coloriugs»
llils \\'ccl\ pcr yd. . . . . 10¢
\\'l1‘.‘1c l‘.o1ucl lrlnuncl, good
wright—this wcck pcr yd.
5d
Demonstration.
Week Valuesin
Ginghams, Etc. ,
Amoskcag Apron Ciliighalils
ltliis week per yd. 7¢
Kitty. or Juvcnile Clotli,.for.
childrcu's wcaropcr yd. _
12V§¢
D‘rcss Giughams. stripes.
plaids and faiicics’e-this
wcck ......... . . . . . .
llafcs’ Gingliams. in new
plaids gand stripesfetliis»
wcck .......... .... 9¢
Ripplcttcs, new stripes in .all ”
colors-ethis wck per yd. 9¢
27—inch Outing Flannel, new» ‘
~ . ~~5¢
27—inch Outing Flanncls,.in :-'
I“ .-,~. .. ..V."_
.‘pursuit of American industries.
131111 111113 11111 111111»
.111 111 01131111
(Continued from First Page.)
)
great tide, oLdeslruction and lost in
the clash of arms, the smoke of the
battlefield. and in the lerrors of na-
val warfare.“
Describing. lhe eifecis of the war
upon organized labor and American
customs and institutions, lhe reportl
deals at length with attempts by in-l
terests of belligerent European na-
tions to interfere with the peaceful
I
“Some of these movements,” it
“have been genuine, others have
forms; some have tried 1o influence
lht policies of the slalc and govern-
mental authorities of our country:
i
l
1
--L:- muck.” by olhcrs have tried to work upon public
”>113;- opinion and still Others ll'd\8 nougllll
l<‘ir.~' Church, Nor- 10 use the good name of our labor
:lo‘inoremcnl lo further 1hc inn-revs of
worm) foreign country."
Hich Iribulc “11> pnnl 1hc work-;
.A l. \VclyLlllL lllru of the 1111111111 illicnull “hose;
1-;1liioli.~m, 1l1o rrporl sun. liner:
ll.\\':1u11111'.1‘pl-lns lune porishcd 1111.! 1hc mover
‘1-1 ms :40 for 1111\11) been lulllv
l
_ ithat the possngopof this législatlon by
distinctionsg'fi. .. _ .
"'l'hc cfl‘mls lo um: lhc uorking
uwr or our counlr\ haw horn of mo;
lands," lhn lvlmll ('tllllllll‘ltr, "01m to
:11 through them 1hr cudowwnu-iu oi“
‘lhc foreign policy In plncc :111 11:11»:
Qbarrio upon 501111ch 11111111111315 of}
;“or. Ilu‘ olllor has boon lo Slll' up in-
;duniriul (‘onlf‘nllons and dispulcs 11nd
lt‘hus inlert‘cre with 1110 111-1qu pro
lccss of production so lhnl woducls;
llo be sent ‘b’roadqnay be sloppcdl
ll~‘oroign agencies lmvv dawn trying tol
luruplly rcacl‘ some of tho ul‘lflllllzwl
Hour“ of the workers but they hovel
n01 succeeded. 'l‘hvrv is nothing?
(nothing the juduslrial and rdnunor-l
cizll life of America that is not of
inureat to the wmring' nations." l
The holding of :1 World's Labor"
Congress at the, ammo lime and place;
1l1at' peace delegates r'nccl when llicl
war is ended. is rccquui-uuled in lhcl
r1 port as "necessary in order lo in~>
fuse lhc spirit 01' humuuily und di‘lllOv“
cruc)‘ into lliis polilical conlcrcncc.“
1n it"dvr lhm tho position of [he ll'niI-y
ml Slams working mm 111 lliis rcgardl
.1..'._\ be fully l't'llll‘s‘t‘llllllil’t) of lhcg
luillllly's unanimous \oicc of labor;
11hr Ir—port reconuncnds that all liner-1
pjan their ,su rl.
'lho'ropllijlvggigors llll‘ rccvnl' inws~
lizznliou by labor leaders of rho llick‘
.\l1!nuiy Law. in Hill! conncclion. Ill
>:'_\'.<: 4 l
"l'p lo 1'1.‘ pros-c111 \w lllth‘ rcv‘
“would no l'llllllllllllll nor have we!
lllllllt'll of :111)‘ um in chick lhc lilili~i
lzlt'y nrm of 1hr lioy'ernmcnl hud min-i
1';1~1‘1 lhc hick Law to o"‘>c1 or (:urbl
I‘~l.ll'£lllllll.~‘ ol lhn working people
(-l‘ 1hc kind. We refer particularly 101
lm) situullonq» t‘olol‘ndo land your.
'lhc corpormlons had practically
ull‘ll'f‘ll and inlilnidulcd llio c)ll‘1cl:1!:‘
01' 1hc slut" and haul over-ridden llll“
km:- of tlic slnlc. There in not neur»
1) ho gruvc :1 danger in llie llick ana
.14 llu-ro is in ill“ menace throulcui
11:; our institutions throujch lllc‘ pril
{mic dclccliw ngcncics and 1hr pri-l
1:111 army of gun men." ‘
Attention is also culled in lhc rel
port to the work of the Unilcd Suulnl
1
l
Commission on industrial llcllillons.
ti‘lullnuau Walsh and llzo labor rcp-
rcsontutives, Messrs. O’Connell. l.on-.
llmir “judgment and dolcl‘nilnullou‘
which brought to light many wrongs
and injustices that might olherwisc
bit-en concealed or overlooked."
Tho commission's report is strong.
ly endorsed by‘the executive coun-
csl. which recommends that the con
winion urge che next Congress to
make the report and hearingsof the
commission public documents.
"Because the’ commission did not
follow conventional lines and so pro
srnled facts and materials that are
avnllnble to the masses of the peo-
ple." the report continues, “there was
initiated against the commission '3
campaign for the purpose of discredit-
iup.‘ in‘ advance the final report. 120w-
ever.i~il‘lié labor movement as well as
all citizens who have sympatlivrnu
understanding of the lives of The
wageeamers united in a dctermlneu
effort to defeat this campaiml and to
make known their approval pf the
policy the commission followed."
In reviewing legi lallon by the last
Congress, the re rt eipresses the
executive council's approval of tlie
seamen's bill. The law, it says, will
affords large measure of safety pro-
visions for: the general public who
travel the high seas hud,“the'repor;t
adds, «we ..feel‘coufident.‘in asserting
the mfiicfihfie‘ié’f “was on? of ..its
'fitpllstlcolreports were tend show-
nm and (lurrolson, are praised for}
usually carefully suppressed and not .
_ the D. 1». Read Co
Established . 1527 ' 31.
A Motor Coat of Russet Leather
1
l‘-1"-»~ -’ . .1. .- - .
(1111111 in rcsponsdilc {01 Inc design of this vcry praclnul Motor (01.1.11 ..f 11110 “1th ,
«all .‘l\lll. l1 is as flcx1blc and wit as a Dem glove. the linn are ground, and it
r1pplc~ to just ll1c corrccl «Nicol. Tlic lining is a r11:>ct satin of llic right unalny.
.\ .1molorgnrmcntlo \\llll~ldllll cold wcatlicr and lllcl'c‘lng mud> 11 1.» 1.3.41.1. 11nd 1t
"' "J ‘llll‘ll. so alloucllicr ~11111ui11gg that onc l5 tempch to \\c'.lr it \\l1c1111 1~ cold \lullgll.
l1 11111~1 llc <c1‘11 lo llc (illllr|_‘l“..lll_‘ll. tlic color 1~ so ln-aul1f11l Llllll 11cl1.
Fur Coats
Racoon Coats, 5: inc‘mu
$90.03 and $125.00
Muskrat Coats, 45 lllt’llt',‘ ‘ $125.00
Leopard Coats, 45 imhu ‘ ' f ‘ $125.00
Hudson Seal. plain or nilli {111' 1111111l~ and \‘ullllllllitllulla. 5125-00 to $16500
Hare Seal Coats. \\i1l1 {Haul vollnn of finc Raccoon. $12500
Hare Seal Coats \\lll‘: draw I collar. «lull and dull l'lll"l;'l' of Rdl'l'lllill 11:1. $150.00'
Velvet Coats Seal Plush Coats Heavy W orsteds
mum 11ml 1‘1111~‘«'r\‘:lll\c 1111;. two inclns in lc-ngh Stripes and Plaids
$40.00 1.. $75.00 $20 1.1 $40 _ $15.00 $35.00
N vmlrl Iloor
Things Japanese
The Ease and Luxury of the Orient in
garments for women nd children.
Kimonos of Embroidered Crepe Japonaisc arc lm‘cly cnough lo ll‘llllll 11. 11.11;; lllllll'w‘
111 1l1c lioudoir. l'llcrc in :1 riot of llmvcr‘ and vines C\lt'll«llllj.: from >l1o11ldcr~ to ‘111111.
Lined and interlincd KimOnOS arc in block and fancy colon, plain and {Mimi-1‘11 quilt;
cd luulonos are for chilly llllllll‘\_ and arc in long mlic~ or ~ho1'l sncqucs
Wadded silk vests “fill or \\lllllllll \lccvcs :11'11 dcdgncd to wcar lludcr corn» in .-\
11'1-1111- cold \\czllllc1‘.
Mandarin Coats for 1‘\1‘11111§\* \\c:ll‘. .
FOR CHILDREN. 1 “7""
Crepe Kimonos and Sacques. Crib and Carriage Robes. H and—made Shoes. Sleeping. . ..
Bags.
l
. .. . 1
llilillmill l'nions bc urucd to clw ihc,
l
A Motor Rug?
HeavyWool Robes in dink 1cd. ‘oroun.
lduc :111d lull. \c1'_\ high quilllly.
$10.00 and $12.00
Plaid Robes, black and ulnlc. ln‘own and
luluc, lu‘owunnd rcd. $4.75
Green, blue and tan mixtures. $4.25
Gray Robes of good wcighl. $3.25
Scotch Plaids, llluc. brown or 1:111 rink-:15.
$2450
Gay Indian Rugs $1.89
lllll‘ll lllllll'.
324 members. the first decrease in lo
lul membership since 1908. While ilu
average membership for the your
shows a decrease of 74,324. the Sep-
tember membership is 1,994,111, a dc-.
crcasc of only 28,560. A steady
growth in'niembcrship is predicted
to follow the readjustment of condi-
tions affected by the European war.
Expenditures for'l'lie your 1915 were
- rq
ssousssss'und receipts $271,623.:m as
“.-....“
P. o. BU RGLARIES.
”apartment Notifies Local P. 0. Re-
garding Stamp Supply.
“Post olllcc burglaries have ln-.
creased to such an extent that it. is
one-cent and live-cent stamps whichl
s1c. main objects of the burglaries.";
says the post office department ail
Washington in a notice received by}
the local post office today. i
"Postmasters of Offices which canl
Ellie 33. ill. illicit anmpanu' .
What Color Are Your Shoes?
\Vllllil'lllm‘tfis l‘m‘toniu (111111 1.11 \vllilc
11nd llllll' lu1ll<llc~ ~:111d p1'csc1‘\'(-< pnlcnt and
cunnlclcd lcnllu-rs. gla/cd kid and all \liiulnp
lcnlhcrx 'l'ltcl'c is 1111 cspcqlnl lmllJl for lllll“
lcnlllcr.
Whittemore's de luxe Bronze pill in-
slunlly I‘tl-lllhll all lump/1- lloo1~ and \lippcrs.
25c a bottle.
‘(ilyccl'olc l‘d l‘oll.~'.1 i111 oil'u; 1111d Ilrc~.<
(ll'l‘sfilllg womcnl .111d cllildiclr~ luml~ null
25:
1-“ 5 3": E Xllllllll Si'i‘ll‘lll.
shocs.
...-n.1-
lCOinpafcd with $205,737.21 and $263; ’ ‘ f
166.97 in 1911. 7, - , ' .
1)
advisable to lessen the number of; . Made mm cream 0‘ Tartar.
Abso ulcly Pure
stumps will accordingly draw requiw
sillons for approximately two months:
supply of stamps. Many postmaster-s5
arrange” to keep their supplies oilfl
stamps in the vault of 11 local bank;
and \vhenhthis can be «lone without them.
expense to the department, or when
a post office has a burglar-proof slits
gun—o
.s~ . vw» .-
.u 1 . V
.393 “The evil ’4 ’1. inhershipffor the .
Artie eu-‘r‘ e ’--of'1'.ahor‘;forthel
' hemoglobin. News or m
f, ..
_ ‘ 1
"~ ., ‘ ‘ J"
.-31amped envelopes
lv'rappers are not generally token by'I
COSTLY CANCER INVESTIGATIONS,
or police protection, postinaaters mayl LONDON, Nov. 9.-—(fanrcr iuvesii-l COPENHAGEN. Denmark, Nov.\9. 7
draw requisitions for three totwelve gallons cost, die llves of 87,253 uni-V —-.‘.‘numbcr of Danish dairymen have
months’ supply of stamps. . ‘ male: in England and Scotland-duringl been engage
The department states that its ex. the your of4191-l, states a rrport lS‘: mnlze the Chinese dairy industry.
1. pcrlonco has been that postal curc'i sued by the" Home Ofllce. 01‘ these 1 along modern lines. ‘.
not properly protect their supply of; --..--“ - h, _._..= __ w
and newspaper‘ experimems. 21,746 were in the nar ‘
lpartmenl used somellhing over‘24,01)0,
nnimals in various experiments. .
d to go to China. flo or-
”turc of inoculnlions and were perj-
1e burglnrs because of their bulk! formed allllOBl entirely Upon mice to
land the difficulty of disposing of l lest vaccines. The public health de‘,
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