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DAILY
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rup.oilay.
December
1,
1023
Frightful
Plague
Infects
The
People.
Senator
Copeland,
who
is
also
an
eminent
American
physician,
has
been
startling
Mime
of
Hi?
Mielety
people
of
the
eastern
stales
by
giving
them
a
straight
from
'the
shoulder
talk
on
(he
great
red
plague,
Ihe.
greatest
scourge'
of
the
age.
He
spoke
lo
a
'mixed
audience
at
a
dinner.
Telling
about
it
afterwards
to
a
representative
of
Physical
Culture,
Senator
Copland
says:
"One
of
the
Ihings
I
(old
them
was
the
fact
that
eighty
r.an
...itii
i.r.iA
.........
I
i.
...
..r.
.
.....
..
.
.
i
I
uit
ipjTun"u
mi
niru
ujhiii
women
.ur?
mane
l,,rsliod
orres-nrj
oecause
01
muoceiiuy
acquired
venereal
disease.
1
told
them
how
th
statistics
and
figures
of.
the
draft
showed
that
n.;
out
-
..t
.
.
.
.v.,..
.
.
....
.
in
ten
million
men
nun
examined
-.iiiiiiut-i.
1011,111111
j.iii.iiuir
nan
svpmiis
sllS
and
ailU
000
...I.
i
I
Forced
Slimy
Evil
To
Crawl
From
Darkness.
.
"Hut
the
draft
figures
made
thee
farts1
known
to
Hie
medical
profession
and
Mo
ollors
vhoc
business
it
'is
to
-keep
in
touch
with
the
IriHh.
W
w-
had
only
guessed
at
theni"
before;!
now
we
knew
and
Ihe
npire
corruption
than
dared
to
guess.
It
was
as
if
the
crisis
of
war
for
the
moment
had"
forced
this
slimy
e.vif
to
crawj
from
the
darkness
and
ex-Pe
itself
naked
to
the
sunlight.
Oh,
if
we
could
liav?
kept
it
there,
till
it
died.
"Hut
the
monstrous
thing'
lias
returned
again,
although
it
is
always
in
hiding.
Hut
it
is
a
real
as
ever;
and
if
the
number
of
iufeeled
men
who
pass
you
oif
lb?
street
today
isn't
2?
per
cent
of
Ihe
total.
of
pre-war
days,
it
is
more;
it
can
by
no
po-ihilily
be
less.
We
have
shut
our
eyes
and
slopped
our
nio.ilhs.
As
a
result
that
27
per
cent
of
infected
men
iret
mar
ried
like
other
men.
They
are
permitted
to
iufecl
innocent
wives
and
to
help
fill
our
asylums
for
the
blind
and
the.
insane
without
anybody
o
lift
a
finger
lo
stop
It.
Physician
Cannot"
1
Warn
The
Girl.
"Not
even
the
medical
profession
can
open
"its
mouth
about
the
individual
case.
Xu
physician
is
permitted
eilber
by
law
or
by
ethics
ofhis
profession
to
warn
a
girl
who
is
about
In
marry
a
man
he
knows
lo
be
diseased.
He
can
protest
to
the
man,
but
that
V
nil
he
can
do.
Our
girls
as
a
matter
of
course
marry
men
without
a
single
question
about
thai
27
per
cent.
They
would
consider
it
indelicate
to
raise
the
mistiou
of
a
medical
examination,
evei
if
they
knew
the
peril
of
foregoing
such
a
precaution,
and
most
of
them
don't
know
it.
"I
went
on
lo
give,
them
some
plain
truths
about
yen?real
disease.
itself
as
the
physician
sees
and
knows
jt
jn
his
dailyvprac-Ifce.
1
-explained
how
it
is
that
boys
all
over
this
country
are
brought
lo
manhood
almost
as
ignorant
of
the
truth
as
their
molhrs
find
listers
and
their
fathers
before
thpnl.
What
they
don't
know
blhal.
Ibis
disease,
however
local
it
may
lie,
ravages
and
wrecks
the
constitution,
weakens
the
system,
debilitates
eiery
vilal
JoiYe
in
a
man's
body,
and
leaves
him
in
a
condi-Ifou
ihat
js
.
likely
to
put
him
on
the
scrap
heap
while
still
young
in
years.
When
you
see
a
young
man
in
his
twenties
racked
wjlh
rheumatism,
look
out.
".What
lhey
don't
know
is
that
if
gonorrhea
and
syphilis
could
b?
liinip.ed
out,
Ihe
.average
length
of
human
life
'would
bo
enormously
extended
and
that,
it
would
be
common
for
men
and
w'oiiien
lo
live
past
lb?
eeiiliirv
mark."
SMOKE
BOARDWALK
OR
CINDERS
City
Council
to
Find
Out
Definitely
What
Residents
of
Fourth
and
Fifth
Avenues
Want
The
question
arose
at
last
n
is
til's
council
meeting
as
In
whether
the
resident
of
Four
Hi
ami
Fifth
Avenues
in
Seel
inn
live
desire
flank
or
cinder
sidewalks
jn
connection
with
the
(.rrnJiny
program
I
hat
has
just
heen
completed
in
that
part
of
Hie
city.
The
matter
rame
up
in
ronneelinn
wild
a
report
from
the
Hoard
of
Works
recommend-in?
that
Hie
womlen
sidewalk
lie
proceeded
with
a
per
Ihe
original
tiy-law.
Aid.
Stephens,
I
haxTuj;
submitted
a
by-law
lo'
t-eieal
the
by-laws
for
wiMtdenj
sidewalks
and
siilislitule
einder;
walks
instead,
opposed
the
work,
along
Hie
lines
w
nut.
Differ-!
Nice
of
opinion
arose
and
it
was
filially
decided
after
much
discussion
o
lay
the
matter
over
for
another
week
in
order
lo
ascertain
more
definitely
the
wishes
of
the
properly
owners
affected.
Will
of
People
Aid.
Stephens
referred
to
IJie
petition
that
hail
Iteen
MlhniiHed
askin?
that
cinder
walks
t
put
in
instead
of
plank.
He
hail
uir-
frinili..-liao
..
I..I..I
..f
J
.
.
jiiiii
t
.
I
.1
'
1
r
iMjwi
jir,
t
,ifii
im
,i,
t
.,imw
rnr
01
Aenercai
uis-
e:ie
or
about
27
per
cenl
out
of
a
multitude
drawn
from
every
walk
of
life.
"I
related
how
when
our
men
first
went
to
the
cantonments,
Ihere
were
(10,00(1
in
one
day
who
could
not
report
for
duly
because
of
venereal
disease.
.
These
were
men
who
had
...ma
j1irA..flf
f
..nV
I.'il
tlftM
.....I
a.l.......
......l:i:....
I.
.1
II.
i
"
mai
iiiv
twutrii
uii
Works
was
taking
step
aloniri
line
and
had
ordered
the1
necessary
to
makinsr
such
a
change.
He
had
found.!
however,
that
such
was
not
I
he
case
and
thN
was
Hie
'reason)
for
I
ne
amendment
tie
wa
iibmilling.
iuonilis
nail
elapsed.
whatever
to
do
will,
the
license
and
the
insanity
of
war
1
tnllWrwl
lo
lia(,
in,rt(l
iih-iii
iii.
ii
inure
sirMiess
mine
irom
mese
uiea.es
in
me
army.ii
than
from
nit
iMnr
.tnix
riml,inpi
llial
tha
.laail.
ik!
....
.......
......
....
.
,
uitii
I
u.uui.-.
mill
mi7
.
disabilities
caused
by
them
directly
and
indirectly,
were
com-
rifimliln
111
Jllu
iiiiriiliai
L'illij.l
nil.
I
....I.
.
1
.......
...I
...
I
.
.....I
II...I
iii.
minimi
niurii
iiiiii
cimil,
,
nil
lluril
,
IIIIU
11111
f..,,
I
4i.,
i.
il.
i.
..in..
n:
..r
ii..
i
-1
..
lioani
iiniri(iii
uir
ii.uiit-
iiisoiuiirs
n
me
war
were
uiau?
iiiiuic,
iiom-
ing
l
nil
was
said
in
this
lusltly
iroier
and
mora!
couiilrv
of
ours
nlKiiit
Ihe
44uI)kuowl,
and
Ihe
"unspeakable"
cauej
death
and
total
disnhiljtv.
.
;
'
.
sulisequenlly
had
not.
fouiul
out
H
Aid.
Stephens
objected
to
of
Works
ipnorin?
project
had
bein
contrary
lo
,e
truth
was
more
dreadful,
it
uncovered
j
!'P,r
"''
"P
even
the
extremists
and
the
fanatics
had
,,TP,,
".
the
jpetllion.
He
fell
that
Hie
pen.
lulo
uITaiIi.iI
.
r.l
m1I.Iar
-1L-
;
l
l
nail
.
1
1
for
that
reason
he
wii
oppos-
mp
Hie
report
oi
me
lioani
o
Works.
The
'resilient
s
of
thai
part
.of"
town
hail
suffered
ehoiijzh.
The
whole
pradjnir
j?oiiiF
to
see
a
sidewalk
foisted
!upon
I
hem
thai
they
had
peli.
tinned
against.
Majority
Owners
.
Aid.
Munro
look
Hie
view
that
Hie
petition
submitted
did
not
represent
Ihe
majority
of
Hie
propriy
owners
alTerled.
He
had
checked
over
Hie
pel
it
ion
and
found
that
there
were
01
lots
involved.
The
pel
il
ion
had
been
signed
by
Hi
people,
some
of
whom
were'
not
a
(Tec
led
anil
about
half
of
whom
had
subs-
quefilly
told
him
that
they
would
prefer
Ihe
wooden
sidewalk
scheme
heing
proceeded
willi.
The
Hoard
of
Works
wa
not
anxious
to
go
against
the
wishes
of
the
majority
of
the
people
and
believed
that,
in
asking
I
It
at
Ihe
wooden
sidewalk
scheme
be
proceeded
.with,
it
was
interpret
injr
Hie
wishes
if
Hie
majority.
Aid.
Stephens
staled
that
he
lived
in
Ho
neighborhood
alTecl.
ed
and
he
would
like
lo
say
Ilia!
the
I
!(i.i
id
of
Works
was
much
out
in
its
interpretation
of
Hie
people's
wishes.
Kven
if
Hiey
did
not
waul
a
sidewalk
at
all
il
should
not
be
wished
upon
I
hem.
'Willi,
'Hill,
OLD
CHUN
TOBACCO
ttottUlAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
Of
7,.
was
not
They
were
hetter
ntT
now
without
a
sidew'alk
than
they
had
been
before
with
the
plank
roadway..
Sidewalk
Wanted
Aid.
Perry
felt
that
the
people
there
wanted
a
sidewalk
and
wanted
it
before
another
six
that
had
attended
the
Kuirlli
and
hirtli
Avenue
pm
Avoid
Bad
Colds
t
if
clop
quickly
and
almost
before
you
know
GOLu
It
the
bronchial
lubes
are
attacked
and
the
lunjs
itlireatened.
While
consumption
is
not
jo
common
as
formerly,
the
number
of
cases
of
pneumonia
has
increased
enormously,
Mavnr
WmIi.ii
.aid
li
liu.l
trf.
Aid.
.MarilOII.Hd
Held
re.jlief
that
Hie
Mople
in
Scflimi
hnl
i
wanted
a
sidwalk
and
It
is
more
than
ever
necessary
to
stand
on
ruard
against
these
dreaded
diseases.
Success
In
treating
colds
depends
so
largely
on
prompt
action
that
it
Is
Impossible
to
overemphasize
the
ad-
vantage
of
always
keeping
the
treatment
on
hand.
It
was
thh
idea
that
prompted
us
to
put
oh
the
market
the
large-size
bottle
of
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Unseed
and
Turpentine
In
addition
to
the
better
economy
In
buying
jeel.
Aid.
.Munro
wished
lo
make;!.
If
the
wirk
could
b
done
it
clear
that
the
Hoard
of
Works
had
not
heejt
responsible
for
those
delay
and
had
done
had
pell-Kverylhing
in
its
power
to
ttel
it
he
work
carried
alontr.
He
siiirpcsled
that
Aid.
Stephen
hadj
not
helped
lo
speed
things
alon?.
Ibis
suggestion
bein?
rcsenteili
ror
ies
man
uie
estimated
fhnire,
refund
proportionately
woiild
be
n
Kii'le
to
Hie
owners
of
lots.
The
city
would
bear
u
portion
of
Ihe
cnt.
A
WONDERFUL
WOMAN
by
Aid.
Stephens.
people
all
over
Canada
are
Mayor
Backs
Munro
jasking
"Who
is
"The
Wonderful
Mayor
Newton
spoke
of
Hiei
Heroine"
whose
life
story
Hi
rill-many
delays
from
Ihe
oulsel
and,"1?
romantic,
iiispirinir
-
was
confirmed
the
remarks
of
Ald.'l"llj"hed
in
the
Family
He
-aid
Munro
thai
Hie
Hoard
of
Works
ad
Weekly
Star
of
Montreal.-
It
had-dune
il
best
Hi
gel
result
Finally
Hiey
had
reached
Hie
decision,
to
proceed
wilii
I
ho
wooden
sidewalk
believing
thai
such
was
what
Ihe
majority
of
the
people
wanted
and
that
it
would
save
further
delays
that
would
lie
caused
by
having
to
is
now
announced
that
the
story
in
pamphlet
form
tifciy
be
obtained
free
of
charge,
from
Hie
Family
Herald
by
those
who
are
not
now
subscriber
lo
Ihe
paper.
The
publishers
of
that
trreat
farm
and
family
paper
tilo
an-nounce
(hat
a
beautiful
picture
change
Ihe
program
.In
one
of0'
1
'",
"
omlerrul
Heroine
will
cinder
walks.
Under
Ihe
present
l'"
tTOP
"
subscriber
of
"
.
.....
.
.
.11.
l-...
:
I.,
ii
i
i
circunislanres,
however,
he
felt
1
tin
t
Ihe
(tickiou
should
be
de.
ferred
for
another
week
lo
gel
more
definite
in
formal
ion
as
o
Hie
people'
ii
wishes.
Aid.
Stephen,
suggested
Ihaf
the
city
engineer
should
submit
estimate
comparing
Hie
cost
of
wooden
and
cinder
sidewalks.
In
reply;
Aid.
Monro
slated
I
lint
Ihe
city
engineer
estimated
,the
cost
of
Ihe
cinder
walk
would
lie
at
least
three,
ijuarlers
of
thai
of
Ihe
wooden
sidewalk
and
in
sOpie
places
il
could
not
be
liiiill
al
all.
Little
Difference
In
Cost
Aid.
Perry
thought
there
would
be
very
lillle
difference
in
Hie
co-l.
Aid.
Slepbens
replied
that
Hie
peopi,.
did
not
understand
that.
The
mayor
observed
that
I
lie
city
engineer
was
not
err
tain
whether
be.
could
fret
the
Ihe
cinders
anyway.
Aid.
Monro
formally
asked
thai
the
mailer
be
laid
over
for
a
week
and
it
was
finally
derided
to
do
so,
Aid.
Stephen'
repeal
bylaw
also
being
laid
over.
The
dale
for
Ihe
silling
of
Ibf
court
of
'revision
on
Ihe
assess
ment
was
changed
from
Decem
ber
17
lo
January
7.
Hie
city
clerk
reporting
Hint
it
was
neces
sary
to
give
a
tnonlir
cb;ar
notice.
SIDEWALK
ON
ENGLISH
,
HILL
WILL
COST
LOT
OWNERS
$31.50
EACH
Ifjhe
property
owners
on
Hill
who
asked
last
week
that
a
sidewalk
be
built
to
con-
the
Family
Herald
and
'Weekly
Star,
new
or
renewal,
who
rvmit
in
time.
H
j.
indeed
u
remark.
able
offer,
the
Family
Herald
and'
Weekly
Star
for
fifly-lwo
weeks
and
a
large
picture
of
this
splcu.
CONSTANT
HEADACHES
AND
DIZZINESS
il
I
Turn
Im
utruifle
il4i
ullli
a
hurt
Ilia
I
arhra
and
paint
all
the
time,
and
In
nliw
ra
mil
i.r
leu
tlx-
rtiriit
IwadartM
are
due
In
(unut
iWaii-m-iil
iof
li
afifnarli,
lusr
ir
l.-l,
rndniiliirdlr
Hi-
rati.i-
mu.i
tf
iiiiitm
ii-riire
srinaiM-nt
rfllrr
inaf
lie
had.
DiirdiH'k
BIismI
Kilter
rMimvr
Hip
rati
nf
Hi-
Iwailarliea,
a
It
aria
m
every
orran
t
Ih-
Issly
anil
Irrnrtlieiw,
piiririea
and
n-iilalc
llw
lu.ln
yni-i,i.
Mr.
Tel-r
Cnrran,
J
horrlscxi
SI..
Sjilner,
Sj.,
wrltea!
-
hays
-n
tnsildsd
rwr
Ihe
lot
rive
jeara
llh
rniKianl
licailarties
ami
iUiiJnen.
.Uler
trfliiit
iwveral
rriiK-dlr.,
wlilrh
rmiiMl
to
lie
ir
mi
avail.
Iinrdnik
HIismI
lifio-ra
v.a
riviumiiHMlid
In
me.
,
H.ll.
11.
did
tne
a
world
i.r
rood,
and
I
rannul
pralw
t
til
remnljr
enourti."
Maniifiriiired
only
liy
Tlic
T.
Mlllinrn
Co.,
I.lmli-d,
Tnrorilo,
ont,
LOGGERS'
CLUB
.Situate
In
the
old
Kmpress
Hotel
Huilding.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month,
fcleam
Healed.
Hot
aud
Cold
Water.
POOL
TAILI8.
FJrst-ctaas
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
the
larger
quantity,
there
i
the
satisfaction
of
ihavtothis
medicine
ready
for
prompt
use
in
cases
of
einergeBcw
You
never
know
what
night
baby
will
awakeu
clioX.
ing
with
croup,
or
grandma
will
have
an
attack
of
asthma.
Chest
colds
and
bronchitis
get
too
great
an
advantage
if
you
are
not
ready
with
Heathient
'
lo
check
the
advance
of
dijeae.
Such
ailments
are
too
Serious
to
neglejt,
and
they
are
too
dangerous
to
accept
any
kind
of
cough
mixture.,
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Unseed
and
Turpentine
Is
a
real
medicine
of
tested
and
proven
value,
and
should
never
be
confused
with
the
thousand
and'
one
cough
mixtures
that
are
offered
for
sale
simply
because
people
are
not
sufli-cienlly
discriminating
In
their,
choice
of
treatments
for
such
ailments.
You
can
buy
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Unseed
and
Tur-pentine
In
almost
anv
store
where
medicines'
are
sold.
Ask
for
the
large
botlle.
and
consider
the
widnm
of
always
having
a
bottle
al
hand.
Experience
Is
a
dear
teacher,
and
on
this
account
It
pays
to
be
cautious
and
prevent
serious
results.
V
Mrs.
Jeremiah
M.
DIgelow,
Dlgelow,
Ont.,
wrtei;
"I
had
a
verv
stubborn
cough
for
over
four
ycarv
and
I
tried
doctors
and
almost
everything
without
results.
One
day
an
old
friend
asked
me
to
try
Dr.
Chase.'
Sjrup
of
Unseed
and
Turpentine.
I
used
five
bottles,
and
It
worked
like
magic
I
have
never
been
bothered
since,
indjha'
Is
some
years
ago."
DR.
CHASE'S
Syrup
of
LINSEED
AND
TURPENTINE
35c
a
bottle.
Family
size,
three
times
as
much,
7Sc,
All
dealers
or
Edmanson,
Bates
&
Co.,
lid.,
Toronto.
n
n-rt
them
willi
McHride
Street
-did
woman,
who
hy
her
heroism,
woman
of
a
(Sreat
fr'U'ire
T1'
Hie
le-
ar
wIIIiiik
to
advance
3.5U
per
elf-sarrifpe
and
abounding
picture
I
in
the
.true
rotor
f
5
lot.
the
city
will
construct
a
lrui
and
fmth
in
iod,
by
her
HiU
oripinal.
site
In
x
t
in-ti.
and
Hiey
cinder
walk
for
them.
A
recoiif.
ucci
puriiy
and
atoiiiniii)r
on
ricii.
iieav
pni?r
should
$el
jhp,
kind
they
wanted,
niendation
to
this
effect
from
courage
in
Hie
fre
of
unpeak
Ibf
ubrriiloii
price
r
n,.
U'liiU
lie
Ml.
hi
tirin!
llmi
ilnv
tlte
Imaru
or
work
wan
adoiiei
aim
iiorrorp.
ratiw
lo
1
rei:arlfil
i-uniuv
iieraiu
ami
"-iy
nreferred
a
wooden
sidewalk,
he
by
Hie
council
last
iiiitht.
the
wouhl
like
lo
.e,.
the
mailer
laid
''
Munro
explained
dial
Hie
over
or
a
week
lo
ascertain
de-
unuenakinp
was
loo
small
lor
really
wanleil
a
cin-l
Hnilly
"before
lakiu?
acllvn.
"e
passins
or
a
bylaw.
It
was
IilIaqiI
Islead
.
i
.
of
if
'
i
plank
nlutil
i'iiiii.
andi
Heferrimr
lo
Hip
many
delays
.proposed
to
put
in
a
four
foot
whole
walk
ami
iiie
.
inn-iuiu
oi
rock
would
be
Hie
principal
Hem
in
the
u
a
litii'tt
saint
wild
the
wonder
nt
Montreal,
i
only
?
-
Services
by
?r
The
Pound
WET
1
1
WASH
THRIFT-SERVICE
SOFT
H"
FINISH
Your
entire
washing
done
for
as
low
as
75c
Can
you
afford
to
do
it
at
home?
We
think
not
Phone
us
for
particulars.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
"LUMINO"
1
Ihe
best
Aluininijun
Ware
hn
tlio
uiarkel
loday,
Ne
shapes
uud
sizes.
New
cold
handles.
Now
on
display
i"
our
window
nt
bargain
prices.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CQ.
Tal.3.
We
Deliver.
P.O
Bo
1040.