Morris tribune., 1911-06-30

. uiSedSS udS HOL very l0CeuIly dp-
2 peared.
} There is no risk whatever from the
J serum-only vaccination; but the mere
, catching ind undue disturbance of
hogs that have been infected with
cholera, and are more or less feverish,
sometimes results in hurrying the
case. Such hogs may die within ten
or twelve hours; when, without such
undue chasing and handling, they
might have lived for several days. In
such case owners usually blame the
serum. Such hogs. would have died
just the same if they had been in
| jected with water, or had been chased
and handled and not injected at all.
During the past year, at the station,
we have produced about $500 doses OF
serum and only one batch of the en-
tire lot has failed to prove potent un-
der actual trial.
| Our field results during the past
| year have been very satisfactory.
| Several disappointments in connection
with the use of our serum have been
| reported. 1t has been our policy to
send an assistant to investigate such
cases; partly for the purpose of show
ing the local people, for their own flu
| ture benefit, wherein the trouble lay.
The next article will undertake to
present the causes and explanations
of disappointments in connection with
the serum, and to define the condi.
tions under which the serum is dis
tributed.
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Rev. Anna Shaw, the we'll known
difficulty in securing the right to
preach a sermon in Christiania on
Whitsunday. She applied for this
privilege through the Women's Ma
tional Suffrage association of Norway
and requested the government church
department for permission to speak
in a public church The request was
refused on the ground that the exist
ing law forbids women from speaking
in church. Matters went so far as
to make the issue the subject of an
Interpolation in the storthing, when
the secretary of the church depart
ment informed Rev. Anna Shaw and
her followers that a resolution would
have to be adopted by the king and
the whole cabinet. The women's as
sociation then requested that such a
meeting be held and that request was
granted. Rev. Shaw's request to
preach, could not, however, be
granted
TheSe is an interesting feature in
regard to women's attitude towards
holding public Office, now that they
have been granted the right to vote.
Peculiarly enough they seem to be in
no hurry in assuming office, something
which pleases the men a great DEAL |
1t appears as though the good women |
were, so to speak, looking over the
ground pretty thoroughly before they
care to run the risk of assuming the
duties of office. The women, however,
who are holding public Office in the
country are all doing very we'll and
have earned the admiration and re-
spect Of the men.
During the past year the United |
Lutheran church of Ameri- |
ca contributed $142,733.17 for it's work |
in the home and foreign fields. The |
foreign missionary statistics recently |
ni1o1 chow fhof tho ah1Jr0h h01u |
has ten chief stations, five of which |
are on the island of Madagascar and |
the remainder in China. At the Nor
wegian Lutheran hospital in China A.
900 polyclinical patients have been |
treated. In 1910, 317 persons were
for baptism.
The storthing has decided to estab- |
lish a national money lottery for the
purpose of securing funds for sys- |
tematic check of the spread of tuber-
culosis throughout the country and
also for the preservation of the coun-
trys forests. Tickets in this lottery |
will be sold for 10 crowns each and
such tickets or shares will be for sale
at the various postoffices of the coun-
try.
Bjorn Bjornson, a son of the late |
Bjornsterne Bjornson, recently ap-
peared as Napoleon, which is one of |
the prominent characters in the play
known as Madame Sans Gene"
which has been rendered with much
success for number of times recent
ly in Copenhagen. Copenhagen news
papers state that he does his part i'm
well and that he will become
a great actor some day.
The first turbin in one of the worlds
greatest water powers was set in mo-
ton in Telemarken recently. The
electric power station controls 14O,-
900 horsepower, which is divided on
nine substations.
The storthing has accepted the
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