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[pee FBESS ASSOCIATION. —COPYEIGHT.] INFANTILE MORTALITY. (Received tliis dav at 9.30 a.m.) BERLIN, Oct o. Professor Sclilossmann, in an article in the “Medical Journal,” shows the shortness of food in Germany has not affected infantile mortality. On the other hand, in Dusseldorf, the infantile mortality in 1919 was 10.6 per thorn sand, compared with an average all over Germany of 13.6 in 1916; 15.5 in 1917; 15-4 in 1918. Schlossmann says the figures confirm the conviction of infantile mortality. MORE ITALIAN ESTATES TAKEN j (Received this day at 9.30 a.m.) | ROME, Oct. 5. ' There has been further occupations of Sicilian lands. Thousands of'peasants, headed bv a monk, formed a procession and singing. They occupied feudal estates. The monk led five hundred peasants to occupy an estate at Lantan- ' u and while they were returning Sere upon by a hundred. estate owners hiding in a hedge. One peagant was killed. Ex-sold,ers occupied Lee estates in Syracuse, where Baron Cameratas offered his free; elsewhere There have been numerous occupations a dozen lawyers headed two thousand armed peasants on horseback, and occupied three large estates.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1920, Page 3
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