South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 193, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 July 1913 — Page 4

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J)r. Ilurty Says C ity Hygiene Will Do Mori to l'rewnt Crime Than Any Law,

II I '.ALT H HINTS l'KOM Hl'KTY. Tho pooolo of Indiana arc sif-mlin $2 5,000,000 rvcry year from bolntf ick and dyimc with proven table diseases. A tenth of that amount would stop this terrible loss of life and money.Tho first tn in city sanitation Is to separate the people from their s-'wage. The next is to separate their health department from politics. The out-door privy is a relic of barbarism. Each should bear a " "I brink' disease and death of tho people." Pure milk is a necessity. Hut not one city in Indiana properly inspects its milk supplies. Proper city sanitation will drive infectious disease from any Indiana city. City hygiene will do more to prevent crime than any law.

declared, "desires to see every municipality lifted out of sickness, disease, and early death so far as hygiene ia able to accomplish the task. "Tho first step in city sanitation is to separata the people from their sewage. The present system in every Indiana city for the disposal of excreta is a source of disease, sudden death and enormous pecuniary loss. The common out-door privy is a relic of barbarism. It should hear the sUn, 'I bring disease and death to tho people.' "Another matter of first importance ia supplying the city with pure milk. Civilization cannot get along without milk. So far an I know not one city in Indiana has proper surveillance over its milk supply. "The health department of ever city should have no connection with polities'. The men in it should be

MEN ARE BURNED IN PRESENCE OF WOMEN

Report of Cruelty by the Irregular Hulgarians Are Brought to Soloniki. SALONIKI. Greece, July 0. Tales of cruelty by irregular Bulgarians were brought here 'Tuesday by Father Michel, superior of the French Catholic mission at Kilkish. He stated that 700 men had been burned to death at Kurkut. The soldiers forced the wives and daughters of the men to stand around and witness the death of their relatives.

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OAKY. Ind.. July 0. Graphically picturing the evils of attempting to apply only the "cure" without seeking to eliminate the "cause" of infectious diseases in municipalities, Ir. J. V. Ilurty. state health commissioner of Indiana, before the Indiana .Municipal league in its opening t-ession lie re Tuesday. startled his audiem e l.y asserting that the people of Indiana annually spent $-o.(no, )(. from heinir sick and dying from preventable diseases. Indiana, said the commissioner, is waiting millions for cure and investin but thousands in prevention. He fisoerted that the process should be exactly reversed. "The h alth d part of Indiana," he

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a trained hygienist and he will praitlcally banish preventable disease fiom his city. Hut the department should never be subject to the chansvs of politics. "it can be demonstrated that the pe-'i ie of Indiana are spending .T..UU0.000 annually in being sick a i.1 dving from preventable maladies. Thct is ten times what is paid for t'.ieir nevention. "Abolish preventable disease oid

y.n. will take a long step in reducing Kilkish. the high cost of living. How often

is the grocer told 'We cannot pay ycoir bill, we have been sick, all our inonoj has gone for medicine ami doctois.' 'i he sanitation of a city is an com mic problem jus well as aa a!tiiiistlc and humantarian one. Lastly let it be known that proper city hygfcr.e will prevent more crime than any law."

spite the pleas and cries of the men and their families the women were forced to stand by and watch them in their agony. Several broke away and tried to aid their suffering fathers and husbands but were shot down by tho soldiers. At other places it is claimed the women were burned. Father Michcel was unable to tell how many had met death in this fashion, but said that reports from various towns of the cruelty of the soldiers had reached

CLAIM JUROR SAID MICK WAS CRAZY

REPUBLICANS WILL HOLD MEET TONIGHT

LKRANOX, Ind., July 9. A statement alleged to have been made by one of the jurors to the effect that in his opinion "V. K. Mick was as crazy as a loon," led to the filing of a new trial in the W. K. Mick will case Tuesday by the defense. . W. K. Dustion, the juror who is alleged to "have made the staterrvnt. filed a denial. He was also accused of having said that the judge was incompetent. The court declined to grant a new trial but granted an appeal to the supreme court.

A meeting of the republican central committee which has charge of the management of the republican mayoralty campaign will be held in the office rooms of Herbert Warner Wednesday evening, and precinct committeemen and central officials will discuss routine and gereral business. A meeting will be called within the next few days in the fourth ward by tho republicans. The fourth ward republicans expect to place an entire ticket in the race and they are

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CORNISH, X. II.. July 9. Pres. Wilson has fallen in love with the cooling breezes of this city and he will not return to Washington until Sunday. The president came here a few days ago after he had tried a cruise on the ocean to get a breath of fresh air and failed. Tuesday night a wood fire adds to the comfort of the summer white house.

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