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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Behring's nen.s 9tSbtberie .Sdat'
mittel.

g. b. 9ebring, Der beribmte Rar<
burger Shopfer oes O%ipbtberiez SetIs
forums, peroffsntIidt isineu aufIsbens
e~rreesnb.n @ortrug iiber Elm nsues
DipbtberieihusmitteI. oas er auf benz
l.sten aonsrsb fir innsre Wsoisin
betanntsob. Der 9runogeoante. auf
benz biels ausiihtsreide Nethooe Il6
oufbaut, 1T %folgsnoer:
SPIRIT man einsm Sisr ges
p0bnIi6 tperbsn Yferoe oa5u perrpens
bet = oos BON 3tpbtbsrieba5iIlen
cuseefhiebene Gift in aIlmdbLih tel
esnoer Wenge Elm, 10 pirb oas 1ier
INNER pioerltanb8fdbi9sr gt9en has
Gift, neil iid i'm gIut Elm Geg.n9ift
(4ntitorin) biIost, tpsltes oas 3ipbe
tbsrisgiit unfddolih ma6t. 0isiss
0erfabrsn nsnnt nan attioe Smmus
niFerung. 0as glutisrum Der attio
immuniiiertsn 9isre, oa9 olio oas
@sgengift sn.bdIt. 1T bas bisber sez
brGu6lide 9eilisrum, Seine Nns
tpenouno Bel msnihlifen Oip6tberies
trnnten itelIt cine pafiir Smmunie
iierung bar, b. B.. Der 9orper oes
aranten betommt in BEN ein9elpriBs
ten Serum oas @.gengift ferti9 &c.
mlisfert uno brau6t Is nidt, tpie oos
p%prbsbonbslte 3ier. ielbit gu er5sus
gen. gtun BAT mar auh osriu6t, nit
bitiem SeilIerum gefunoe Yerionsn,
bic Der 4nitedung ourd 0%ip6tberiez
trnnte ous9eieBt limb, 3. 9. bic 0e=
idpiitsr frontier ainoer. p%orbeu9eno
su bebanbsln, b. b. tie Dor Der Snz
isttion gu i6iissn; inosiisn rparsn
bic GrfoIgs nur 9ering, neil Der
SmpfThus entpeber ungeniigeno 1T
Obsr bod nur iebr turas 3eit. psni9s
Motsn, porhdlt. 9ier 'eben BON
Behring's neue IorIAun9sn Elm.
Gin unter beitimmten gsoingunaen
beroeit.llt.s 0emif6 BON 9ip6tberis=
gift uno =Gsgeneif. C3orin uno an
titorin) bepirtt - ME bic Shuss
podenimpfunq - cine tur3e. ooItig
bdrmlo'e 9Steberreoftton uno oetart@
Iabt i'm Dilute Der 0simpftsn bic Bill
bunq elmer 4ntitorinmenge. Die ntht
nur grob gsnug 1T. UNI ie Dor Der
oueenblidli6en QnItedungsgefabr gu
i6isen, %ionosrn aud LANCE 3eit, BIZ
su einem Sabre, oorbalten lam. D.
9sbring beridtet, bob oisis 5mp'una
on natesu 100 Q~erfcnsn obne S6dz
oiounq bereits ourhgeil6rt tporoen
1T, uno oab e in einsm arantens
hauie oelua9en ii. pdhrsno elmer
Giphiberis : !6ausepioemie IdntIits
0simpfts gsiuno gu srhaIisn. 0arus
Der binaus bat bas 9sr'ahren nod
bic qrobe 8eoeutuna, bnb man nit
tlsineH glutmeneen, cie ioI6en Gsz
impftsn entnommen rperoen, nteoer
nroere 9erionen pdiTio %immuniiieren
tam. roas ben 8or3u9 Bat. oab as=
fpiiis unnnoenebme Griteinunqen, bic
boz tieyiite Serum bsim Wenihsn
bi4peilen hsrporruTt. bic Grihsinunr
Gen, psr io8enonrteH 4~napbqlarts
| psrmieosn reToen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27

puroen atlerlsi SorihIdss 9emat1t. II.
a. Der, bab benz 8%atienten cine frsmoe
q iere eiuseisst tperbe. So. DIE Grams.
pIdutatipneu Der Niere iino BON 3t.
Nleris @arrea oil Sasen nit einigem
@rlpIge oorsenommen moroen. 9oh
lit feln San betannt. in benz bas Ser.
fabreu bel einem Wtenlhen eriol9reih
nngemenoet muroe. Bel elmer Sublls
mdtuersiftuns einen ioIhen &eriuh gu
MAIDEN. mare Die oentbar srDBts ~llniins
nisteit uno miBte Den ioiortiasn 9o6
oes Gatienten sur 6oise bnbsn.
Die @abrbeit 1T, - unb es lit gut,
penn oas Yublitum fih oas tIar maht
-oaB Die drStIide Stunt nabsSu matt.
los lit. iotuie aud nur Der itebente
9beiI zines Sublima,tdfeIdeus in Den
Darn 9eIangt.
Sbi9eu Nrtitel zines WteoiSiners iibsr
zines Der ldeuBlihltsu Cite aus Der
9suieIstiibe Der gbemis fibre i'd un.
pertirSt on, sur allgsmeinsn @arnun9
unb Nblhreduns! lln6 bies 1T nur
zines Der q II enoen pon 8ifteu,
nit benen Ole StaatsmebiSin bautirt
unb Die Wenid cit beimiuht. 5i;'s
nidt balb an Der 3eit oaB Die RIM i.
naIserihte oasesen einidreitsn?
@enu in abiebbnrer 3eit bic bffsntIibs
Meinuns lih nidt gu oielem Stano'
punt a~uiSuibrpinssn usrmas, 10 tonnte
man uersiuetfeln an Dem einfnden
VI suidenuer tanoe Der jssjssn
9enerdtlon!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Goeiitahl

Bel ben itdnoig I~'a5suben Qnfoys
berungen, Die bic 3etn't an bic 1Jss
itigteit uno Tebnbartsi. Der ueridiss
oenen Stablfcrten i@:e.tt. 1T bic Be-
itigtsit bss getpobnIitsa Stables. Der
b.tonntIi6 zine Gi7,r 9obIsnitoiils>
gisrung bdritsllt. In oisIsR Gdtlsn
bsuts nift mebr ouacsiheno. Wlau
bat baber ihor felt e,ner Reibe BON
Jabrsn bsriudt, putt Gsgi.ren bee
Giisns nit aaberen U,s:liien bic me-
hanii6en Gi9snihoi;sc oss StabIes
gu berbsfIerr, uni e droen 70 cine
gnrae Qn3ahi nsls ,1blfortsn Der.
qme'teIlt, bic unter otr Ranen Gbsls
aabt, Gpe3iaIftaht c-st Gegi.rungss
itabl 'ofpotI 3uy Ge,itslIung bon
WHrt3suqsH, aIs fix sutonitruttio-
zen uro Giienbatr' 'lnen in itlr'
aunebmenoem W1ft 8%ernenour9
finoen. Ginen us5a-.it iiber biz
Jortftritts, biz tn tsr 3sit oui
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27

@enn es innerlih eenommen nirS,
70 bdnst Die St6rte Der Gersiitunas.
1pmptome uno sic Shne1istsit leiner
@irtuns BON Ger @rDBe Der Dolls unb
Der @mpfdn3lihteit bes Yutienten ab.
Sb es III ourh Den Wuno o6er ourb
GlnipriSuns unter Die Saut in ben
&Orp:r aeInngt, 10 iinb Die @irtunssn
etn:r gu sroBen Dolls 10 SiemIih bic
elsiden. Nad ben itatiitii4en Nnsaben
&cberts limb neun5is 8roSsnt olsr
neutrality-suspicious. ouf bic drst.
lthe T~e'wsnoung BON SubIimat Surid.
suflihren. Gutpeoer lit cine su srpBe
Dolls auf etnmaI senpmmen moroen,
coer Der 8ebraub lit gu lanse fortse.
iest upio.n.
Sale, in benen 6as Sublimot Der.
breheriiden 3iuedsn oient, bilben elm.
1blisblih 0 Selbitmoroueriuhen nur
swsi HroSent aler 5dle. Der Hurh.
ihuitt ioIfer in Nsw gorter Spitilern
bsbanoelten Sale betrdst tpenieer als
;pei i'm Monnt.
Sn Den 9nnoel iorlInt oas Sublimnt
in Jurm uon 9dielten. uno iebes ter.
islben euibalt unseidbr iiebenmal
10 uisI BON Dem @ifts OILS Sur Sob.
tuns zines W emf den nDtbig lit.
@sr cine gu srpBe 9oiis nimmt, Der.
ipIrt fat IOfort DEN unansenebmen uno
Ihorien mstd0iiheu @elhmdd, ober in
panissn Ntlnuten besinnt Der Shluno
su bremen uno et>pas ipGter ouh Der
Magen. Die S4mer;sn uno bas
8rennsu nsbmsn an Stdrte III uno
rufsn bnlO elm GritidunssseflbI, BET
benz man 5u iterben oermeint. bsr.
ppr. l~lumdbi9sr uro uneOntroQirborsr
Gurit 1T cine erihperenoe Bseleit.
eridsinung, Die, psrbunosn nit uebeI.
.sit. oft sum 9uiammenbruh unb
Iooe iuhrt. 8tpohHIih lit o,sier ,3u'
ftano is6od nur ssr Sssinn zines ishr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27

VltleIH OepleIt SeNldull IUltpeIl, QtoI
6. Suisburs in Elmer S5ahihrift.
Inter BEN Gltmenten. bic ebenIo
ME Der 9ohIsnitofi bic 6eitigtsit oes
Giiens srbohen. aber bic Gntitehun9
zines ,riitaliiniiten. leitt ipaltba.
rsn @efi9es psrhinoern, iteht in eriter
9inie oas Yidel. Sbop sur ,3eit
8eiiemsss bsr'uhte man in Gn0l0no.
aus einsm StnbI nit PC NitsI Sc
i6iiss 5u fertiasn, isbot mibIanleu
iene Ssriuhs, oa oos NideI niht oe
niiueno rein mar uno nie oaraus
hergsiteIltsn GiienIeeisrungen Iih oo
her niht fdmieoen Iisben. Grit oos
y,ins RidsI, ME Is ms beute our
@srfiigunQ 1isbt, 'ibrts 80 Sabre
fpdter gu .insm ourdidioQeneen er
FoIg. 4ebnIih ipis NideI nirten
Gbrom, Silieium uno Wdngan.
Defenders nihtia bel Der 0eritsl
lung folder StabIle9ierunQsn lit Die
tbetmiihs Sshnroluuq, nurh bic Elm
amorpheS iebniaes 8efii9e qebiloet
piro. Der Nit,Iitahl Ssist elm hem
Shpeibtiisn iebr GhrIihes 0efiQe,
sr iibsrtrifft oieTss an Ssitiqtsit aber
UNI cns 3lpsi= bis 0reifote. 0is's
WerbeIierunger tcmmsn namentIid
BEN 9on'truttionsitGbIen su9uts, bic
i'm Iutomohilbau. i'm 9riidene uno
ShiffbnI lpeit9ehenoe Nnipenounq
iinten. 2s9ierungen e.s StobIs NIT
1890 Nidsl uno Tthr iEo unmoaz
retih uno 9eqen atmoiphdriihe Gin
fli'is iebr pioerit1nosfdhi9. iolts
nit 30Gc NiteI seidnen 'ih ourb
ibr.n bohsn eIsttriiden Wiosrtanb
ms uno fir Die 45s proSentiaen Rits
telftGbIe 1T Der gsrings Nu8osbnun9ss
toeffiSient horntteriItiit. Der niht
srober III. ais oerieuisc oes @~Iaiss.
lpesbNIb oieie Stdble fix Die Optit
tpidtig iino.
Die tbermiid bebdnoslten Gbroms.
Wolframe uno Molpbodnitdble beiii=
gen cine iehr 9robe Wiosrftnnosfdbie=
,eit 9egen GGuren. 10 o1b lie in Der
hemiiten Snouftris Qnpenoun9 fin
ben tonnen. 9eionber8 ibsrroideno
fino Die Gigenihoftsn elmer Qeeies
run9 aus SOC Gbrom. $3.50 Glen
uno 2-3Gc WpIpbodn, bsnn oieis
2e9ierung III nitt nur in perbiinns
ter SolS> uno ShipefeIiGure, ions
bern aud in perbinntsr Salpst.rs
IGure unIosIih uno piro ieIbIt bon
Iieoenoem &onigslpniisr. Elm 0emii9
BON Sol3IGure uno SoIpeteridure.
niht o~ngegriffen.
Turd 2sgiersn hes GiTens nit
Gbrom. WoIfrom unb @anuoium srs
bait mon Q%e9ierunesn. bic aud bel
Sempernturen bon 10000 Grab
mod cine grobe 6sitisteit bsiibsn unO
bic oober fir ben Dampfturbiaenbnu.
Iopie fir bic Qusfiibruna dtmifher
Rsattionen BEL bober Ssmperatur uno
bobem Druid tpihtie fino. BON bob.
Ter geoeutung fir ben 2rtTIors uno
9eIoihrontbdu 1T obsr cine nsue
StablIeeierun9 Der Girmo 5r. &rupp.
oenn lie 1T nidt nur unourdbobrbor
uno un3ertrimmerbdr, ionoern lie
fanH aud nit Silfe BON ~nuto9tnen
S6neioerennern niht burh9sfhm6Is
gen petoen. Cine &nnIlgasfIomms,
NIT Der in 5 Minutsn in cine Vlatt.
aus setpobnIidem StabI elm erobes
Rod gei6moI3en tperben tonn. ssiat
BEL bisiem neuen StabI nod IA
Stuhoen tsine peientIide Ginpir.
sunn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27

Sterben bieies on9eiebenen Bartiers,
Der aus 0srieben Elm GueflilberIubli'
mat'I afeIhen perihludte. erre9t bat,
uiro wabribeinli6 sur Solse baben
oas in ndditer Belt Sablreihe 2ebens'
mloe gu bieiem uiel gu leiht Su9dns'
lthen Mtttel 9rei en-, UNI ibren 3wed
gu erreihen. PLUS oieiem @runoe, uno
auh neil tets Die @efabr elmer iOlhen
llnuoriiht'sfeit, pie &c benz e%rnGbnten
iuneeu 8anfier bos 2sben f%pitete. por'
banosn lit. lit ss ppbl aneebradt bic
Slhe 6ffentIid sur Sprahe 81 brin'
gen. oumit benz freien SanoeI nit bies
fem Cite enbIid Elm &ie9eI uOrseiho'
ben tperbe. 8eriebentIihe Gersiftun'
gen ourh Observation-Disclosures iinb melt
tiufiser ais Der ToliSeibsribt e%rtennen
l1St.
@~esentudrtis lam Ssoermann in ire
9eno elmer glpotbete oas Sublimat tau'
fen. 8si Der Iufbepabruna bes @iftes
Ioute mar senau 10 poriihtis iein. mie
man nit @pantali Oosr reiner CARROLL
idure umssbt. Seit oas @eies ben
8etfauf BON GarboIiGure nur
nod in elmer finfpro3entissn 8eroln'
nuns seitattet. tOmmen Tobesfd0e in'
folse BON Notwithstanding in
Seem Yort fat gar nidt mebr Dor.
GuedliIberiublimat. Neslublimat ober
Euediilbsrdlurib sntitebt burh @sr'
binouns pon Guediilber uno
SaI5idure. Gs lit elm peiBes
8uluer. Isibt losIih in @afer unS
BON u%nanssnsbm iharfem. nstaaiidsn
9eidmad. So 1T allen tbieriiden unb
pFanjliden 2eben feinblih. iubem es
nit Den @epeben cine 1einiibe 8erbin.
buns einseht unb bur6 8 dbmung
gum Gobe fubrt. Nus bielem @runoe
lit es elm iihersS Mittsl UNI 8atterien
su t0bten. onher elm sutes Gesinfet'
tionsmittel. 9bieriide ooer pHanSIibe
@epebe perben, tuenn man ie in cine
26iuns BON NeBiubIimat taudt, SOB
uno idrinten Elm, iie nebmen sins meiB'
libe Tarbe an uno lino Der 8erueluns
nibt mebr auSseieBt.
Die b0hit entmidelteu lebenben 3sl'
len bes menidIihen a6rpers iinb ben
8irtunsen bes Sites ebenio untsr'
tporfen wie bic oIerfIeiniten Batterien.
Sn elmer 2oiuns oon l 5u 100000
tDotet es Die Ilsen, bic in ltebenbem
@aier eriitiren. Seine prompte @ir,
flung madt es Su einem Der beliebtelts
ontiieptiidsn Mittel.
Seit Sabrbunoerten piro es BON
Ger5ten innerlid ansewenSet. UNI se'
tuiiie S%Iuttrantbeiten gu bsilsn (?) unb
neuerbinss duBerlih oaju, Wun6sn
unb 6eidwiire Su r%einisen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Stnno Der Gr.bsioridung.

Der gerlinsr .WiFmftaftlid,
9ersin" bate iih ~uuldn9it ben be'
ribmt,n !0sioelbergsr Gbirurgen uno
arebsforfhsr 8intsn5 BON G3srnp
%psritrieben. I'm aus isinsm Wtunoe
sinsn geridt ubsr Den osr3eitigsn
Stono Der 9rsbsfrass gu borsn.
G3ernp entl.oists iid, pie berittst
Miro, Der t.inssrses Ieidtsn Quis
gab., Dor 2aisn .in.n 9em.inosrs
itGnoIiden 0ortrag iibsr oas toms
pIi3ierts 0.biet Der Srebsforihung
gu bdlten. nit Der ibm eigenen
S6Grie unb Ginfd4beit Der Nus
orudspeiie.
Qus itinsu 4usfuhruEQei. osrbitnt
be~rporg.boben gu psrosn. oab Die
Statiitit Elm langiames. aber osutlih
ndtreisbdres 3unsbmsn Der arebss
,rtrontungsn 70 3i.mli6 in alien
aulturIdnosrn aufpeiit. Sn Deutfhs
ldno iterbsn jdbrlid un9.fdbr $4,000
Wsnitsn an 8rs6s, uno ungefdbr
100000 Msnidsu iino tr.bstrant.
Ri4t ale 5ormen oss Sr,bies iino
unbeilbdr, Is gibt aud gutdrtigt
Jornsn. bic nur reht3sitig %.rtannt
tperoen muFen. 9isr .dnn .in ti6'
tiger 9~ausdr3t. cine Jn~ititution, bic,
ME Ii6 G3ernn ausoritts. lei0er
INNER m.tr psrfbpihoet, nod isbr
bel Gutes Isilten. Sm algemsinsn
psroen ,ttpa 40 pro3en: Der are5i.
Qebeilt, rDGbrsno so pro3ent 3us
qrunos esben. y mebr Elm ay.bs
an Der Oberfldds Iiegt. tsito 9unitis
ger fn0 bic SeiIun8slusiihtsn. 60
Damn ging Der Rsorer ausfubyli4
auf Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes
Gareinoms uno Surcoms Elm, Die
b'uts nod LANCE MID. gstidrt ieien,
ol9Isid in Der Isstsn 3eIt tlttt8,
1ortitritte gsmaht lporpen Iin0.
Gr Qeoabte Der Grperim,nte iyisbiz
gers, Der crit in l,stsr 3sit ben Rats
tsntrebs tInitlih sr3tugi. un0 ben
Grrs8er Der 0si6puiit nahgeDieisn
bat. Gr gsoa6ts aud Der 4rbeiten
Der geylin,r 5oriher D. Wofer'
mann. Rsumdnn un6 6a'pari. biz
nit ~tolo0ialen Wletdnsn guuitigt Gr.
folqe teim WduIetrtbs .r3ieIt blbsn.
0i. lrags. OBJ piy in Der arststss
b%1nolung Jortitritts 9smdtt baden,
mill. nit "a beantmortet rperosn.
Tas 6axItsrgst Jniti.a; fir eI2e=
rimsrteQe Gr.bsforitunq. 6snsn
Grinder uno Qsjtsr G3syuQ II, ma6t
nit isin,r tom5inisrtsn Gs5dnoIun5
oes ar.bies nit St,atlenbtbauoIun3
un0 Gkm0tbey1pie gute Grf19runs
CEN; ie;n 4FiItsnt Wsrne, bat IL
Dem GRtin einsn aornr gsfunosn,
o4Fen Ginnirtung Guf oen 9rebs
8ptifsilos gunftig iei. Bel unsrmies
lihsm Drsrdr6siten. meinte oet
R,on3r, feiGn aud nod gy0Bere Gg.
fotae gu erndrten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Ueues aus Qatur- unc
6eilfunce.

Iie grtitel unter bieier Gubrit finb lebrreih
uno interefiant; in thren Nusfubruusen
uno ShluBfoi9eruu9eu resrdientiren
iie aber offers nidt Die @uiihten oes
Geiunpheltsraths.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-26
WHAT SMALL TOWNS NEED
Social Activities to Hold and Inter-
est Young People.

Every country town should strive
to develop and Increase its social
activities. civic gatherings, entertain.
ment features and the means ol
healthful recreation. These are es-
pecially necessary to counteract the
drawing power Of the big cities upon
the young people OF the community.
Without these activities the town is
inevitably dull and unprogressive,
says the New York Trade.
In Too many country towns there
is always "nothing doing" except the
daily routine Of life. The mixing
with ones neighbors and acquaintan.
ces In social as we'll as business affalrs
and certain amount of play and
recreation Is a strong factor 10
developing character, an optimistic
and enterprising disposition and in
bringing out the talents and latent
possibilities, especially OF young peo.
pie.
Make the county town more de-
sirable place to live 10 and 1t will be
a better. bigger and more prosperous
town. hr
The value Of Entertainments, social
affairs, scientific societies, art clubs,
ETC., is inestimable. The older folks
are given ample opportunity for
amusement and social discourse,
while the younger people are enliv.
ened and let to put forth their best
efforts for self improvement, by
competition in debates, oratory, the
writing Of essays, music, art, ANA
teur theatricAls, or other line of
endeavor.
Under the stimulating influence OF
such organizations the town is bound
to take on liyelier, healthier and
more progressive tone; but without
any such bodies the community must
be dull and the people 10 the main
cannot lead other than a humdrum
existence. Then, too, the younger
generation, with nothing to break
the daily routine of their work, soon
tire Of the mOnotonous existence and
are Ted to f0rsake their home town
for the attractions of the cities, OF
for the more inspiring. tone OF some
neighboring community.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-26
PRICE $1.OO PER YEAR

officered by men familiar with that
section OF the c@hry, rather than
making that great region depend
ent on a system that would place
the Pacific coast under the domi-
nation or influence OF Wall Street.
Representative Serene E. Payne
the responsible parent Of the pres
ent republican tariff, related the
other day that he had remarked to
''his friend Underwood OF Ala.
bama," that when the tariff bill
bearing the leaders name came
back from the senate, "he would
not be able to recognize it If he
met it on the street, How we'll
the prophecy came true-since the
senate returned the tariff bill with
676 amendments. In the agricul-
tural schedule thirty.six changes
were made, while twenty-one APP
peared in the cotton schedule,
practically making a. complete
change in that schedule. In the
WOODEN schedule there we're twenty
five changes, and in the metal
schedule seventy.
The portrait Of Thomas Jefet-
son is to succeed that OF William
Mckinley on the new postal cards.
These are indeed proud days for
the founder OF democracy. sa
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-26
WOULD PAY CUARDSMEy
Bill in Congress to Increase Ell "
ciency of the Army.

Washington, ID. C.-Tbere Is every
prospect that the bill authorizing -
per cent regular army lay for AL
members OF national guard companies
who do not miss any drill nights will
be passed. Lieutenants apd some of
the higher officers draw 20 per cent.
The head officials do not draw any
compensation.
Regular army officers say that the
present enrolment does not c0nsti-
tute an army In any real sense Of the
word. II the bill authorizing pay.
ment to national gGard members for
each month In which they do not
miss a single drill passedlt will mean
that all the national guard companies
will have full memberships and that
they will become u well.traiued mill
tary force throughout the country.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-26
JOINT TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Bonner, Kootenai and Shoshone
Educators to Meet.

County Superintendent R;C. Egbers
announces that the regular annual
teachers institute for Kootenai
county will be held at CGur d'Alene.
beginning Monday, October 6, at the
hour OF I 80 p. m. and continuing to.
aud including the afternoon OF Octo-
Der 10th. Section 100 Of the Idaho
school law provides that "lt is the
duty of all teachers to attend such
institute at least five days, and to
participate In the exercises thereof"
The institute is to he joint affair
for Bonner, Kootenai and Shoshone
counties.
Teachers of Bonner, Kootenai, and
Shoshone counties are requested to be
sure to call for receipt for one full
fare 10 going to the institute. This
receipt, with the certificate OF attend.
ance at the institute, viii entitle the
holder to a fare OF one.third the usual
rate on return trip on all railroad and
steamship lines.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-26
BULLET PHOTOGRAPHY.
Curious Effect of Shooting Through q
Thin Stick Of Wood.

Curious Effect of Shooting Through .
Thin Stick Of Wood.
Moving pictures have been made at
the rate of 100000 second In contrast
with the rate of fifteen or twenty
second. which is enough when repro
duced on a screen to give the eye the
impression of continuous picture
The only thing that moves fast enough
to make such tremendous speed worth
using is bullet, and some extraordi.
nary pictures of bullets have been ta-
ken at this rate. seventy-two pictures
being taken Of revolver bullet as 1t
moved ten inches from the muzzle.
Pictures Of a bullet passing through
a stick of wood showed queer condi-
ton. The bullet passed completely
through the thin stick and was we'll on
its way beyond before the wood gave
any sign of distress. Then some tiny
splinters started out, following the bull
let; the stick began to split, and after
the bullet had proceeded some distance
the stick suddenly fell to pieces. Nc
camera shutters are fast enough to
take pictures at anything like this
speed, SO no shutter was used.
Instead, series Of electric sparks
was flashed, the sparks following one
another at the rate of 100000 second
each spark making picture. The
film was mounted on a wheel about
three feet in circumference, and the
wheel was revolved at the rate of 9,OOe
| revolutions a minute. When all was
ready the bullet was shot, the spari
flashed and the wheel rewolved- The
actual exposure being limited to krac
tlon of a second SO as not to pile W
pictures one over the otheE-SaturdaJ
Evening Post
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-26
WOMAN STAYS HUSBAND
Mrs. Woods of Granite Believed to
be Insane.

Mrs. John Woods OF Granite Is In
the custody Of the sheriff ;of Bonner
county 90 the charge OF insanity and
the shooting ,Of her husband. The
tragedy Is reported To have occured
ea.-ly Monday morning. on the Dren-
nau ranch where the Woods lived,
two aud a half miles from Granite.
Mr.. Woods. a man Of SO, died from
the wound several hours later.
Mrs. Woods Is said to have shown
signs Of Ysaoity for some time. She
freely adm t.tcd the shooting, wept
over it and talked strangely about
her family, b vt could give no reason
for having pmmitted the crime.
The deceased is said To- have been
sober and lndusl. -ioIs 10 his hao'ts.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-26

Secretary OF State Bryan has con-
cluded his chautauqua lectures for
the season. He states that the num-
her of whole week days used for the
lectures is seven and that his net 10
come from the lectures Is $850O. Mr..
Bryan announces that 10 spite OF
criticism he intends to lecture 10 the
future whenever he feels there Is
proper occasion and desire to do so.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-26

4ne jury In the suit OF Octave
'Tramblay, general agent of the New
World Life Insurance company.
against Roy Pauly, youfg minor of
20, and his mother, Ethel Pauly, TO
collect note OF $63 for an insurance
premium was decided IN favor OF the
defendant by jury in the probate
court at Standpoint. The defense set
up that the policy delivered was not
as represented.
One day last week while party
were taking "ioy" ride around
Payette lake In a gasoline launch
they spied deer swimming across
the lake off Sylvan beach. 1t was
quickly overtaken and killed by one
OF the party with two or three strokes
OF an oar. 1t was a big one, weigh.
ing 372 pounds with freak set of
horns In the velvet, seven prongs on
one side and four on the other.
Ed Montague of Juliaetta, farm
laborer, who is alleged to have forged
check by raising it from $S to $50
and succeeding in cashing it and
leaving the country, has been appre.
hended at Wenatchee, according to
information received by Sheriff Brown
OF Latah county. Montague was em.
ployed by the T. ]. Woody threshlng
outfit.
Examinations for the Rhodes
scholarship at Oxford university,
England, will be held at the Uni
versity of Idaho on October IA and
Is. There will be but three or four
who will compete for the three-year
scholarship, which brings $500 to
the successful candidate each year
for the period covered by the scholar
ship. Idaho has had seven men who
have won this honor since the es-
tablishment of the prize.
U. S. Senator James II. Brady of
Idaho, is home from the nation al
capital, to look after private affairs
for a few days during the lull in the
work Of the senate between the pas
sage of the tariff bill and the taking
up of the currency measure. Accom-
panied by his wife, the senator ar
rived in Boise last Sunday, and will
visit Lewiston and other northern
towns before returning to Washing.
ton, D. G.
Under the law the state land board
is permitted to invest the trust funds
of the state in farm loans and in the
purchase of school and state bonds.
Up to this time state bonds to the
amount of $l2O,5O have been pur-
chased. In the securing Of farm loans
there is always keen rivalry because
of the low rate for interest charged
by the state aud the reasonable terms.
There is also big supply of school
bonds for sale to the state from yari.
Gus districts.