Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 223, 19 June 1910 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND TAIXADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1910.
MAY HEALTH REPORT There Was a Little Less Sickness Than Corresponding Month of 1909. AN EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES
The bulletin of the state board of health for May, just issued says: There were fewer deaths In May (2,641) ' than the coresponding month last year 2,73!. The rates for the two months were respectively, 11.2 and 12. There was also slightly less sickness than in May, 1900. Measles was reported as the most prevalent dis
ease and existed in epidemic form in every county. Tonsilitis, rheumatism, bronchitis, influenza, whooping cough, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, were prevalent In the order named. Eightycine cases of smallpox were reported from 14 counties, with no deaths. In the same month last year 88 cases from 13 counties and 1 death. Ninetytwo cases of typhoid fever reported in 33 counties witlh 26 deaths. In the same month last year 180 cases reported In 22 counties with 35 deaths. Tuberculosis caused 3S4 deaths. Of these 85 men In the age period of 18-40, prime of life, and they left 70 orphans under twelve years of age. Sixty-three were women in the same age as abovo and married, and left 138 orphans. Total number of orphans made in one month by tuberculosis, 208. Pneumonia caused 183 deaths. Same month last year 203. Cancer caused 147 deaths, violence 160, diphtheria, 14, scarlet fever 21, measles 82. It will be observed that measles caused more deaths than both diphtheria and scarlet fever. Of the 160 violent deaths, 6 were murders, 24 suicides and 130 accidental. Of the accidental deaths railroads killed 35, street cars 5, automobiles 2, horses 6, burns and scalds 12, falls 13, drowning 12. The remainder by various methods. Birth reports are always a month late because the law gives twenty days for returning the same. Ttotal births for April 4,332; males 2,147; females 2,056; still births 12a Birth rate over death rate 19.1. Excess of birth rate over death rate 6.6. Highest birth rate m usual in Warren county, 51.4.
Berlin Rapidly Becoming" Americanized
Unmistakable Yankee Accent Can Be Heard in the German Capital Throughout the Year.
All IIIMAtl CRIME
(American News Service) Berlin, Pune 18 An inhuman tragedy is reported to have taken place in Albania in connection with the shooting of a rebel. According to a message from Constantinople an Albanian of good fam
ily who had joined the lnsugrents
was captured and was ordered to be
shot.
Among the firing party from Uskub was the son of the condemned man. He demanded to be released from the
-duty, but the Turkish commander
forced him to remain with the equal
,1 But when the order to fire was given
the son aimed high In the air, and his father fell shot by the remainder of
the squad.
i The commander thereupon ordered
the arrest of the son, and ne was
marched off to the military prison, where he hanged himself. The officer in command was subsequently transferred to another garrison.
t Special Cable from tha International , New Service.) . BY STEVEN BURNETT. Berlin, June 18. -A German who recently visited New York is credited with a witticism to the effect that it reminded him of Berlin, because he saw so many Americans there. . He must have had in mind conditions prevailing in the Kaiser's capital at this hour, for the town "resounds with the unmistakable American accent, and the best places in hotels, restaurants and summer gardens are usurped by the omnipresent globe-trotter and his family. Berlin has come to rank in Ameri
can estimation as the real "gay city" of the Continent. Their passion for
"Nachtbummel" has resulted in the mushroom growth of a veritable Montmartre settlement in down-town Berlin. Dozens of "bars" "cabarets," and all-night restaurants flourish where there was hardly one. five or six years ago. There is a studied ef
fort to imitate the revelry of Paris af
ter dark, and Berlin's bid for fame in
the realm of naughtiness has proved entirely successful. An American who wanted to "do" the gilded side of Berlin strolled into one of the most famous in Unter de Linden at 2 a. m.
the other day. "You're too early; come back at
three," said the door attendant. It is a solemn fact that any number of these so-called "high-life" resorts in the Linden, the Friedrichstrasse, the Jagerstrasse, and other sections are not really open for business till the
hour when respectable folk in other
capitals are enjoying their soundest
slumbers.
men who have to forego life's happiest hours, and the children who grow up without father and mother are sorrowful pictures. The best intellects of Austria are going to alter this state of things, and view with amazement that leaders of thought abroad can advocate a system which works so disastrously in Austria.
ter the public safety, when King Edward came to Berlin the streets were
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The Question of divorce or no divorce is being discussed with much fervor in Austria's gay capital. The battle cry has been raised by the Union of Progressive Catholics. The present law is being defended by the Christian Socialists. The fight has been made memorable by some remarks of Dr. Hoshenburger our minister of justice, that he knew well the misery of legal separations, without actual divorce and that In the Interest of immorality, reform was absolutely necessary. It is not often that a minister of a Catholic state speaks in this fashion, but he knows his facts. The indissoluble marriage of the Catholic church is purgatory to the poor. The rich know how to console themselves. But among the poor, the men who are not allowed a wife to help them in their struggles, the wo
According to a telephone, which reached the Auxiliary Union of German Jews, hundreds of Jews are being expelled from Torobez, in the government of Plisker, in Russia, where tfcey had been settled for thirty and forty years. This expulsion is due to the orders of the chief of police Denilnskl, notwithstanding protests to the ministry on the part of all classes of society official and non-official, and their plea for the concealment of the order of expulsion. These orders extend to children, and p:ess protests against this cruelty are severely punished. The weekly Jewish World has
been suppressed for saying: "No
government can take its stand on a cannibalistic law that directs children to be torn from the arms of their mothers."
lined with police and troops and yet the aviator Frey actually had the audacity not only cot to inform Berlin-
ers that he was going to fly over the: capital, but greatest of all blunders, he omitted to inform the police and receive their permission to do so. What would have happened, the papers ask. if an accident occurred to his airship, a portion of wood or steel become detached, and on its way to the ground struck some harmless burghor walking from his daily toil? Clearly it is the object and duty of the police at once to Issue a manifesto in the publics proclaiming that the air over Berlin, is the property of the police, and no aviator in future must invade this sacred sphere without first informing the guardians of the law, so that they may take adequate precautions to protect the inhabitants against falling propellers, or other parts of the aerial vessel. Failing this, the papers say the aeroplane of the infringing flyer should be seized as state property.
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The recent flight of the aviator Frey over Berlin has led to an interesting controversy in a portion of the Berlin press. The question is, "Can an aviator fly over Berlin without police permission?" It is pointed out that the police
maintain law and order in the streets i
of Berlin, that they are responsible for the accidents that happen therein, that their permission has to be asked to hold open air or political meetings and, in fact, their permission has to be obtained for almost everything un
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