Identifier: reviewofreviewsw54newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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t was brought out at the annual LakeMohonk Conference last month, when Dr.Lawrence W. White gave an address en-titled. The Indian Is No Longer a Vanish-ing Race. The conference was also toldhow Commissioner Sells had begun, threeyears ago, a vigorous campaign to better sani-tary and hygienic conditions in Indian homes;for this Commissioner cannot see why theGovernment should continue to spend largesums for the education of Indian youth ifthree-fifths of the children are to die beforethey reach the age of five! Dr. White gavefigures to prove that the health campaign ofthe past three years has been effective beyondexpectation. Many more medical officersand nurses are now on dut\ among the In-dians, and hospitals have been built andequipped in large number. Save theBabies! is now the popular slogan withthousands of Indian mothers In the West,and field officers of the Indian Ser\ice testifyto marked improvement in the cleanlinessand sanitation of the homes into which thesebabies are born.
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ii.^y^.iiMiiLi ui Aiiicri>.«i> Ifesi Asiociition THE RULERS AND MILITARY LEADERS OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND (This notable picture was made at the British headquarters in France, on a recent visit of King George to the trenches. General Joflfre, the Frenchman in supreme command of the Allied forces on the Western front, stands at the left. Next to him is President Poincare. In the center stands King George. Next to him is General Foch, in command of Frances northern armies. At the extreme right is General Haig, the British commander-in-chief) RECORD OF EVENTS IN THE WAR (From September 21 to October 20, I916) The Last Part of September September 21.—An Austrian aviator destroysthe French submarine Fnurault in the southernAdriatic, by dropping bombs. September 22.—Bulgarian forces under Germanleadership, retreating in the Dubrudja district ofRumania, inflict heavy losses on the Rumaniansin an encircling counter-attack. The French War (Jtfice afinounccs that 5 5,8fiOGerman prisoner

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