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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Mmertfamii@e GinorMde.

Ser fiir5li6 5um Wsitglieo Ser Sta.
oemie getpablte fran50iiide &rofeilor
Sergion par Dor einiger 3eit in 6en
Gereinigten Staaten. Scum lit er tpie.
Der oabeim un6 i9reibt iiber feline
ameritamiden @inorii6e, Didtunq
uno 8obrbeit. @enr 6ieier Iyron-
5oie beiipielSpeiie ieinen 2anosleuten
er5ablt, mir Mmeritaner ieien ioIde
Soealtiten, 6ab tpir @ei9tbiimer le-
oigli@ tpegen Ser 8reube am Gam.
nneln nno nidt ettpa aus 6reu6e an
9tei6tbum iammelten, Damn traut er
nnierm Soealismus aq5ubieI 5u.
Mn9 moS er bon unierer 8ei9eioen-
belt &ibmlides gu beri9ten peiB, lift
tpobl nidt gang 5utreffen6. @iel be1-
Ter gefalt unS i9on, tpas Ser 8ro-
|feiior iiber uniern St46te 3u iuger
bat.
uDa i6 felt langem nit amerifani-
i6en @ol1egen in @orreipon6en5
itan6,~ i@reibt er, rpar i6 uber sic
pbilofopbiiden Nnii9ten ser Mmeri-
ltaner boQtommen informiert, ni6ts.
oeitotpentger iab i6 nit elmer getpil-
fen @rregung Sen ginorii6en ertge-
gen, Die i@ empfangen iol1te. Man
bottle mir geiagt, baB Die omerito-
nti4en @td6te nit ibren bier5igitofi-
gen baBli@en @olfenfrobern einfo4
f9euBli6 feien. 6ern babon, bdBIi@
gu fein, mie man mir gei9iloert botte,
lentoedte lii6 bel bielen @oItenfratern
fogor cine gepiife S9onbeit. Mlg
8biloiopb beriudte i9 nun, sic ditbe-
tii@en @igeni6aften ser @olter-
frober 5u ent6e6en, nn6 ib fond fol-
ger16es: Das 8rin5ip aner S1orbeit
lift sic @tnbeit. Tim Sen @baratter
Der ginbeit 5u beitBen, ionte Elm &ous
1oi@t mebr als 5tpet @todtperfe arf.
tpetien, 6enn, fobaI6 man 6rei, bier
ober flint @tod1perfe 56bI, miro man
a16 6ementipreben6 5tpei, brei o6er
bier 5amtlien in etnem &a11fe Dor.
fin6en, nn6 banit lit es u,1 sic Gin.
beit geideben. @enn man aber bier.
gig Stod1perte bot, Damn lit 6os cine
Menge, un6 cine Menge beoe1ttet cine
@inbeit in iid feIbft. Diefe @ebduoe
iin6 ettpas Meltes, ettpos @igenes;
man erfennt in ibnen 6en @in6rud
elmer groBen Matior. sic iin6 bon
elmer getpaltigen @oeiie. sc lit Elm
Jebler, 6iefe Dinge nod 11nieren fer
gebrodten Mniidten gu be11rtbeilen;
pir iouten fie ebenio pentg an unie.
rem @erbdltniiien bemeiien, tpie mir
SEN Entertainer NIT Dem @uropGer
bergleihet foIIen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
zmpttrr Ihr1.
Sur Saiten5eit.

Sic eide. Sic Sen Stiirmen trobt.
0ns @Iiin1leiu, bus ser d3epbbr fnidt,
Scr 2Dlpc, ser BON @tdrte itrott,
0ns 0iirnleiu, bns 1etn Sritt 5erbriidt:
0ns ullr pom Stanb er3engt auf Groen,
Sns ml1s al 5talbe pieber nerben.
Sen Shirt nidt. Ser i'm @lan5e fbront,
Sen Settler nid6t on iei1em 5tab,
g5idt Siitte, nibt Hala1t beri6ont
Ger1peiuu9 in bem buntlen @rab;
Gem lpas bon @taub er5eugt auf gr0en,
9us ml1B 5u Stal1be tpieoer tperoen.
Sb man nit 56effeln miBt bein @olo,
Sb beine 5d0nbeit 1trablenb liegt,
Sb ma sir S%Irltenebre 5out.
SIT bos oein @oott? Sem @0be trigtl
Seun mas bon 5tnllb er3en9t alf @roen,
Sas mlrH ali Stal1be tpteDer tper0en.
. @eele, IaB sen grbenIanb,
Sem @liif rl1bt ni6t IN bteier @elt,
9u bait Elm beires @aterlanb,
9os utdt lpie lie in @taub serfdQt;
Sem geiltig, gDttlid lit bein 2eben,
9u gptt 1pI1t bn bib nieDer beben.
@em niht ser grbe 2uit unb 2eib
Sen @eilt nnrbbringt, bas 9er5 lint
idlingt,
Ser lit bon aller 2alt be re1t,
Sic rt1s sl11n 5tarbe tpleoer 5lptl19t,
lIup frpb lpirb er errppr ltb beben
8pm 5beiu gum Seir1, bonn Sop gum
2eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
40. Sabrgan8. st. Gloub, Dft""fpfa, SD"nerfa9 BEN 5 ntdpb s14
iber Sic raumlide 8erbreitung ber

iiber sic rdumli9e @erbreitung Ser
&robibition ni9t gera6e trogii9 gu
nebmen. Sic alS troden be8ei6ne=
ten @biete iin6 Ser &eudelet feines=
.megs unrettbar berfaQen. @etru1fen
miro m19 6ort. Sie iin6 n1r 6em
geamen na6 troden> ourdans nibt
in Mirfli6feit. Muf Der an6eren Seite
freili6 miiroe es al16 perfebrt fem,
melm man Sic bon ser Mntiialoonliga
an~gefiibrten Ebatiaden i%gnorieren
moute. @enn oie Hrobibittonsbetpe=
gung no6 ein paor Sabre fortidrei=
tet, tpie iie in ben letten Sabren fort
geidritten lit, Damn miro man Mittel
uno @ege finoen, 6ie geiebli6 trode=
men gebiete ol16 tbotia6li@ trodeu
5u maden. MuBer6em beltebt Sic
@efabr, 6aB ser &ongreB ftd 6urd
sic ongefubrten 3ablen perleiten 1aBt,
Elm Brobibitionsamen6ement GUT
@un0esperfaiiung gut5ubetBen, uni
Damn f0nnte es it6 lei6t ereignen.
6ab ein ioldes ENHANCEMENT sic erfor.
6erlide berfaliungsmabige 3ultim.
mung Ser @tnoter erbielte. Oesbalf
|beiBt es anfpaiien, anf Ser @abt fem
!3SSeber ne11e GrfoIq Ser Mnti1aloonliqu
|einerlet, mie flein er it, lit Elm S@rit1
|meiter 5t Dem @n65teI = rationale
@robibitton. limo 6as miir6e Elm Tn.
|gliid fir sos 2an6 iein. Gin morali.
|i6es, Elm politif9es nn6 Elm mtrtb.
|idaftlides nngliid!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
llnldul6, fret bon @e6antenloltgfeit

llnldulo, fret bon @ebantenloitgfeit
o6er fret bonn Denten, fret bon Ste
ligionsbaB o6er fret BON &eligton,
fret BON Setter o6er fret bon - Sret,
beit. Inn flare 8egriffe gu idaffen,
miiilen mir unteri9eioen 5miiden Ser
littliden 6reibeit int Seelenleben uno
ser biirgerliden Sreibeit IN Der anbe>
rem aebenslage. Die 1ittli6e, ieeliide
6reibeit beitebt in bem Sreiiein BON
8obnioeem @orurtbeilen, 2ei6en-
Idaften uno ar6eren Semmnilien bes
perlonlid)en Snnenlebens. Die bir-
gerli6e 6reibeit beitebt 6arin, oab oie
@in5elmeniden ober tire geleuidoft-
liden @erban6e I'M nmfreis ibrer
redtmaBigen Srterellen- mn6 Mrbeits=
ipbare nidt 6ur6 a1ngeredte @ingrtf=
fe bon MuBenitebenoen gefnebelt nno
in eine ibrem 3uieins5tped fremar<
tige 8obn geitoBen tperoen. @s fon1t
cine iittlide Sreibeit obne burgerlide
geben mn6 eine biirgerli6e obne ittt=
lide. Gin Martprer fam, an Sar-
Sen nrb Siiben gebunben, int manner
tinifden @erfer o~ngeidmieoet ltegen
nno lit 6ob Elm &el6 Ser fittlidet1
|Breibeit. Ser Meni6 lift fret, nnb
miro er IN Setter geboren." nniere
&irde bot gero6e in BEN Soften anbe'
rer nnfreibeit sic b06iten Srinmpbe
iittliden &eIoenstbums gefeiert. anf
ser an6eren @eite fam ein &eDoll-
tionsbeI6 m1s boiler @eble biirgerlt@e
GreibeitsIie6er fingen bon bem @ott,
ser @iien podien lteB mn6 &nedte
mo1te, nn6 innerli@ babel elm &nebt
ser 5itn6e mno ser Bbraie, eine @cla'
penieere nie6rigiter Sorte fetn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

malle11S 11od ore getl11ge Srllu)e H1lp
6ie forperli9e Miiitigfeit, Sic Srelloe
om @iirfen uno Sdaffen %er6alten
moge. @enn sic iorgiame 2iebe li6
in 10 ber5lid)en @iiniden uno @ebe=
ten auBert, 10 miro Ser @eburtstog
oem @reife 81 einem erbnuli6en Set.
@enn MIR sic iungeren Mnpertoono=
ten an iolden gbrentagen Ser Mlten
ii6 reft betpuBt mer6en mollten, baB
nidts Sic 2alt Ser Sabre 10 eridnert,
c1s Summer un6 Merger,- nn6 Dob
MON oen @uni9 na6 @erlangernrg
oes 2ebensabenbs nidt beiier tbdtlid
unter Itiiben fann, als 6ur6 eine ioltoe
nro tiidtige 9ebensfiibrung, Die ben
Mlten feinen MnlaB 5n @er6ruB ODER
sorgen gibt.
Mon iiebt, baB o16 in Ser Sc
burtstagsfeier r%eIigtoie nnb iittli4e
@efiible nn6 @oriabe btneingeboren.
geoh mebr tritt Ser reIigi0s-fir6bli@e
@elidtspunft BEL ser Mamensfeier
berpor. Ser Manne lit Bel Ser Sanfe
feierlid berlnben tpor6en. Ser No'
menstag erinnert a1io an ben Sonf<
tag. Die @~ieoergebnrt m Saufbe6en
un6 ser @intritt in sic fir6lide Sc
meinIdaft mGire ou6 Elm iebr geeig.
netes Dotum fir Sic peri0nli6e Sab'
resfeier. Ser Touftag Bette neben
Dem @eburts< nnb Mamenstag mobl
fi6 6urd1eben fo1nen. @enn es ni@t
qeideben lit, 10 erfldre i@ Mir bas
6orous, baB nod Ser alten gnten
@itte Sic Saufe m0glidit bol6 nod
ser @eburt erfolgte, alfo Emuftag nno
@eburtstag 5eitli@ iid beriibrten.
Ser @ebraud ser Mamenstagsfeier
bot b%eionoere gor5iiee, 5nma@it eiren
proftiiden, ser nebenia6li6 ansiiebt,
aber 6o6 ins @etpidt fdiat. DaS Da-
lh1m ser @ebmrt miro Ieidt bergei-
fen. 3ie @ebnrtstage Der naditen
Mngeborigen bot man freili@ i'm
&opfe, uno bon Sen @ebmrtstagen Der
meiteren 9%(ngeborigen nn6 Der be1ter
6reun6e legt iid Ser @orfidtige eine
2iite am, am beiten 6ur6 8eiden I'M
8an6falen6er. @s gibt etnen groBe-
rem &reis bon Sreunben, nit bener
mar1 gern einmal I'M Sabre etner
@ludmunid un6 Die gegenieitige 90
Ieinsfrenoe oustmui6en modte. 90
perpaBt man nun lei6t Dos @ebnrts'
taqs6atnm. Mn Sen NamenStog ober
miro mo11 re6t5eitig erinnert, let es
6ur6 6en &inblid ouf angeborige
6esielben MmenS, lei es 6mr9 Die
Mnlterung 6es &alenoers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Sic gerinae @etbeiliamna Sc,

Die gertnge 8etbetlt91tng ser
.6rauen an 6en @bteogoer @ormablen
lift etn untriigli6er @emeis oofiir, 6oB
sic @erleibung oes Stimmredltes eli
mem augemeinen @unlde Ser Trolten
nidt entgegengefommen lit. Gin Sen
&egiitrierungstagen bottle man nit
Miibe run6 $4,000 Gra11en 5nfam-
mengetrommelt, periger als Ben brit
ten TbeiI ser MG11ner. Die Sa9e
NOR bamols nod gang r'e11, aber bon
Ben regiitrierten 6rntett fam 5u ben
@ortpablen nod ni@t Elm Drittel. go
peit lift Ser erite Offer f9o11 erfoltet,
un6 Oh es gero6e sic beiten @lemerte
getpeien iino, Die fi@ on Sen @ablen
betbeiIigten, miro mat tpobl 6abinge.
felt fem laffen 6iirfen. Mer mert
man aus ser gertngen 8etbeiligurg
ser Sro1en on Sen @ortpablen ettpa
SEN S9lub 5ieben tpollte, baB mnn
ser ginfibr1ng 6es Gro11enitimmre@.
tee groBere 8e6e1,tung beige1eet ba.
BE, als ibr 3r1fomme, Damn miir6e
6as Elm gefdbrIider GeblidluB fetn.
@enn sic Mntifaloonligo einmal 6te
metbltden 8dbler gum @ampfe &c.
gen 6te @irtbf9aften aatfrnft, bnnn
tper6en fbe fdon fomn,et1, un6 6an1
tpir6 man 6ie 8e1eutung 6es Sraltett-
finmre9tes an @116e n1i9 IN Chico
90 f4tuer get1a1g empfir6en. Denr bic
@rfnbr1ing Iebrt, bnb 6ie tpetbi@et
@dbler bel Ieidter Ser Muffor6er11rtg
Ser Mrtifaloonlign als 6em @life polt-
'tifder Giibrer folgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Mi@t gum @ortbeil.

Sic @erpeidlidung un6 @ermeib-
|Ii9nttg bes mdnnlt9en @ei6ledts
|uno sic Observation-Disclosures 6es metbli-
den g%influiles i'm 0ffentliden 2eben
2n1t6es treten NIT ie6em Sabre
|beutlid)er berbor, let6er nidt gum
@ortbeil 6es 9an6es un6 leiner Gin
mobner. Ser berriden6e Semininis=
mus fant l@on 6em M11sldn6er, ser
MIR fur5e 3eit in Sen Ser. 5taaten
|meilt, ouf un6 einii9tsboqe Manner
baben idon felt tangent 6ie @efiir6-
|tung ol1sgeipro6en, 6aB bieier Ours
int @irtbidafts-, @efdafts= uno poli-
Itiiden 2eben at feinem guten 3tele
|fiibren fam. 8ie l1riade 6ieier anf-
|faligen @ri@einung ltegt 5um Ebeil
in 6em G%r5iebungs- un6 l1nterri@ts-
|ipitem nnieres 2an6es. Mn BEN Gle
mentaridulen in 6ieiem 2anoe gebo<
rem IS Nro5ent 6es @ebrperionals
6em tpeibIiden @eidledt on, an Sen
(@odidnIen 81 8ro5em nn6 erit in
oen Colleges nebmen sic 9ebrerinnet1
int @erbdltniB ab, bod betragt tbr
Mmtbeil nod immer 17.6 &ro8ent.
|Doro11s ergibt fi@, BOB Der tpeita1s
gr0Bte She'll ser ameritanifden ST.
gen6 in 6en Sabren, sic fir sic ge-
fammte STRENGTHENING entideioeto
iino, unter tpeiblidem ginfl1tB itebt
uno baB 6ieier @influB auf sic ber=
onmodien6en @naben m@t gunitig
ieit fant, Iiegt n1f Ser &ano. Ser
@nabe be6arf Ser itarfen, fiibrenoen
Son6 zines Monnes, 6es mannltden
ginflmHes uno 8eiipiels, rm 81 et=
mem Mamn beron5utpadien. Grit Dor
fur3em nod tparnte @ontreo6miral
IS. 6. gba6mid 1T Ser Correctional
@epiem" Dor Sen bofen Solgen eines
fo1den @pitems. St narnte es cine
gntmiiroignng, tpem Elm @tabe INT
ter sic. @ontrole elmer 2ebrerin ge'
ltent miir6e, nn6 erflarte, oaB BITE
MdnnertpeH 6es 2atoes 6a6ur@ met-
bii& eemodt tpiir6e. l1n6 abn1ide
Musfpriide eeeen 6ieiet in inherent
|gdultpefen berri9enoen @iBttonb
boben mir 1T Ser Ietten Belt uieoer-
bolt bon moBgeben6en @erionli@tei-
ten geb0rt.
Das gr6Bte Sinoerrib fir Mbbi1fe
qeqen 6iefen nebeIita11b btl6et Die lei,
6ige @elofrage. Sic 8e5ob1lt1tg tit
Bel peitem ridt bo6 gertl1g, umytdtt.
ner CUR MnsbiIoung fir Sen Sebrer'
beruf gu peranIaI1en unb es miiroe
gang nngebel1re Sumnen foiten, Die
9ebrerfaI6re Ben Mnfor6eru1gen bon
Mdr11err entfpre@en6 3l geitalte1t.
|go erfdeint.es in abfebbarer 3ett mt
1niiberpinbIiden S4mierigfeiten ber-
|fnipH, benz md1nltden @infl1tB i'm
[l1nterridts- un6 gr3iebungstpefen
oiefes 2ortbes Sic gebiibren6e stel-
lung gu perf4affen, f@liebli@ miro
es aber bod od3lt fo1lurtett 1tiifte11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Mdmm1t@e @aso ebnnn8.

Na9 DEM Sabrbnde Der Mmerttd<
niiden Mntiialoonliga fir Dos Sabr
1914 lin6 rei6lid 3meiorittel 6es &C.
bieteS ser 8ereinigten Staaten geieB-
lid troden: 2,132, 746 Aua6ratmet<
len bon insgeiammt 2,973,800. Slut
oieIem @ebiet Iiegt nobe5u Sic &dlHe
ser @epolfer11ng 6es 2anoes. Mad,
Ser 3dblung 6es Sobres 1910 bat-
ten sic Ser. 5tooten 81, 972,288 @im-
mobnertpobner. Sn3mii6en lit Die
8ep0lfernng auf mebr als adtun6=
nel1n3ig Miaionen geitiegen, un6 6a-
bon leben ra9 Sen S4dbungen Ser
Mntifoloonliga 46,029,750 @eniden
in Stoaten, Counties un6 Orti9af=
ten, in tpel9en ser @etrieb bon @irtb~
i6aften gefebIi@ %1nteriagt lift. @enn
Stoaten baben Bis iebt Brobibition
eingefibrt:: Maine, &anias, @or66a-
toto, Olfaboma, Miliiiiippi, Georgia,
Senneiee, Mor6carolina un6 8eitpir=
ginien. SSn metteren iieb5ebn Staaten
lin6 fiinfuno5tpan5ig Big finf5ig Hro-
gent 6es @ebietes troden. Sos 1T
6nr9 2ocaloptiongeiebe errei9t nor
Sen. Die @robibitionsbepegung
ma6t BORT 6ie gr0Bten Sorti@ritte,
no ser 8ro5entiab ser eingetpan6er=
ten @ep0lfer11ng am fleiniten lit. SSn
Sen nelter 8robibittonsitaoten MAIDEN
oie @ingetpan6erten MIR 40 8ro5em,
oIfo no6 ni6t BEN 5tpon5igiten Ebeil
ser @efammtbebolferung aus, in Sen
@taoten, 6ie mebr als CUR &6Ifte
trofen iin6, 8.4, in ienen sic bon ei-
1rem @iertel Biz CUR &dIfte tro6er1
iinb, 1874 nn6 in ienen, sic tperiger
ols at einem 8iertel trofen iin6, 21.6
3ro5ent.
Mus 6ielen 3ablen ergiebt it4, 6oB
Sic eingetpanoerte 8eo0lfernng nibt
MIR brett Der Hrobibition Sen 1t6irff-
iten @i6eritan6 leiitet, ion6ern, 6aB
iie 61tr@ ibren @influB m1f 6ie iibrige
8ebolferung audi in6ireft Sic Mus-
breitnng Ser Notwithstanding
erf9mert. @ir fiibren Dos an, I'M
iene, bie es oneebt, baranf mufmerf,
lam 5u MADDEN, mos Sic 5ea1tl6e
Ereife i'm &fe eegert bie, &robi-
bition 5n beoe1ten bot. sc iin6 1tidt
11l1r oie Seller 6eutfder 3eitnngem,
anf sic ibr @tnfluB ftd eritred, es
iin6 audi iene ar6ersipreden6en Rrei-
lie Ser 8ep0lterung, oie NIT benz
9entidtbum in nrmitteIbore 8eriib-
r111tg fomnte1 ln6 6a1rd Sic Mgitotiort
bon Matn6 511 M11n6 fiji 6ie Code
Ser perfonIt6en Sreibeit getpon1te,
tueroen.
Mnn bro11@t Die I'M Mbrbu9 Der
Mntifnloonliga angefibrter 3abIer
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
CASH INVESTMENT OF THE
RAILWAYS DURING SIX YEARS

During the six fiscal years 1919 to
1918, inclusive, the steam railways OF
the United States of Class invested
in their road and equipment cash to
the amount of $4,010,385,3 03. Rail
ways of Class I, so designated by the
Interstate Commerce Commission, are
those with annual operating revenu-
es of over 81, O00, 900. They include
about 80 per cent. of the mileage
receive more than 96 per cent of the
revenues, and handle more than Sc
per cent. of the traffic.
This cash investment of the operat-
ing railways of Glass / of the East
ern District during the six years was
greater than the amount of capital
securities issued by them during this
period, and was 1919 per cent. of the
aggregate of their capital securities
outstanding June 80, 1913; of the
railways of the same class of the
Southern District it was 21.1 per cent
and of the railways of the same
class of the Western District it was
1872 per cent of the aggregate OF
their capital expended by these rail
ways during the last six years upor
their properties used in transporta.
ton amounts to more than one-fiftf
of their total capitalization at the
close of the last fiscal year. This is
At the rate of $668,397.551 per year.
These figures are obtained through
a compilation made by the Bureau Of
Railway Economics from the report:
of the railways to the Interstate
Commerce Commission, and have MOI
heretofore been collated.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
DECORATED WITH
BRITISH BUTTONS

A short time ago the Government
seriously considered giving to an En-
glish firm the contract for making the
flags for the American navy, because
its bid was the lowest. There was an
cutlery, and the Government "back-
watered." Senator Mclean of Con-
necticut, made the following declara-
ton from his seat in Congress:
81 was informed this morning that
a Connecticut company, the Water
bury Button Company, which has for
years supplied the United States Gov
eminent with ornaments for the caps
and collars of the men in the army
and navy, has been notified that the
contract for making these goods has
been transferred to a British manu-
featuring concern. The British con-
Germ has underbid the Connecticut
company; but we must bear in mind
that American concerns are not al
lowed to bid on contracts for similar
work in Great Britain, and that the
British firm could underbid the
American company only because of the
cheaper labor in England. Is it a
thing to be proud off"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
4 NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
American Society For The Control of
Cancer Begin Nation-W Wide Cam
paign Of Education in Regard to the
Dread Disease Cancer.

The American Society for the con-
troll Of cancer was organized IN 1913
at a national association ito dissenm-
mate knowledge concerning the symp-
toms, diagnosic, treatment and preven-
ton of cancer, to investigate the con-
ditions under which cancer is found
and to compile statistics in regard
thereto" The purpose of the Society
as thus stated in it's Constitution is to
direct a campaign of education for
the prevention of this disease. The
Society does not undertake or sup
port pathological research or charit-
able or hospital care of individual
cases, but endeavors to cooperate
with all existing institutions as q
clearing house of information. The
purpose and object of the Society
have been endorsed by all the leading
national and many local organiza-
tions of the medical profession.
Statistics show that cancer has
come to be q menace to the individ-
ual. It is of greater frequency at
ages over forty than tuberculosis,
pneumonia, typhoid fever or diges-
tive diseases.
At ages over forty, one person in
eleven dies of cancer.
One woman in eight and one man in
fourteen oyer forty years of age is
attacked by the disease with fatal
results.
Largely because of public ignor-
ance and neglect, lance o proves
fatal in over 80 per cent. of the atT
tacks.
C,,oo~ e a1so rboxu, n he a mon
ace to the nation and to society.
AOf the $4,000 deaths from this dis
ease in the United States in 1913,
about 10000 were deaths from cam
Ger of the stomach and liver, 10000
from cancer of the uterus and other
organs Of generation, 1880 from can
GER Of the breast and about 25,500
from cancer of other organs and
parts.
Cancer respects neither race, creed
nor social position.
1t is common enemy of all mankind,
attacking rich and poor alike.
It's insidious onset occurs at the
most useful period of life; and death
is most COMMON at the age when the
rare and guidance of children and the
continuance of business responsible.
ties make the mother and father the
most useful members of society.
With these facts well established
and having the records of the best
hospitals as their working basis the
American Society for the control Of
cancer will spread nationwide the
message of courage and hope in early
recognition and prompt operation
throng the means of circulars, ar
ticles in newspapers and magazines
lectures and public meetings.
Persons interested should CORES
pond with the above named society
whose central office is 289 Fourth
Avenue, New York City. The follow
ing extracts from a circular recent,
received may be Of interest to man.
of our readers:
Cancer is almost invariably at frs
a local disease.
1t is easily cured if promptly recog
nized and at once removed by compe
tent treatment.
1t is practically always incurabl'
in it's later stages.
The disease usually begins in som
unhealthy spot or some point of loca
irritation.
In external cancer there is some
thing to be seen or felt, such as
wart, a mole, a lump or scab, or al
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Elizabeth Close Bruening was
born in Berlin, Germany, February
18th, 1888, died at her home in Wau-
seon, on Saturday morning, July IL, at
the ripe old age of 81 years, A months
and % days. Two years ago in June
Mrs. Bruening suffered a stroke OF
.apoplexy at which time she was con-
fined to her bed for three months;
since that time, though able to be
about by the use of a cane she has
been a constant sufferer. On last
Tuesday she suffered a second stroke,
followed by a third on Wednesday
and suffered intensely until the end
came on Saturday morning.
She was married in October, 1856 to
Anthony J.. Bruening who preceded
her to the "Great Beyond" in Feb
ruary 1904. They came with their
family to America, in 1881 settling
in Wauseon, in the home in which she
died. To this union ten children
were born, two of which, Elizabeth
aged 26 and Henry aged As years with
the husband and father have proceed
ed her. :
Following are the children all of
which were at her bedside to care for
and comfort as best they could IN her
last sickness: Mrs. Joe Weber, An
thony, and Mrs. Josephine Leggett,
of Wauseon; Mrs. Catherine Van
| Sickle, Mrs. Harry Dilts, Augustus,
and Mrs. Gertrude Dangler, of Tole-
do; and Mrs. D. B. Greiser, OF Fay
cite.
Besides rearing a family of ten Mrs;
Rruening VISA mother to two grand
children, who, together with the above
named children, II other grand chill
dren and 9 great grand children
mourn the loss of a devoted mother
and grand mother.
While Mrs. Bruening was a great
lover of home, where h could al
WAYS be found she was ever ready, to
do a kindly service wherever needed
Funeral services were held from
the st. Casper's Catholic church, or
Monday morning July 18th, at
O'clock and was attended by the en-
tire family with the exception OF one
grand daughter.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend u sincere ano
heartfelt thanks to our friends, and
neighbors for the many favors shown
us during the illness and death OF ouf
beloved mother. We also thank the
above mentioned for the beautiful
floral offerings; and especially do we
thank Father Keible for his kind ano
consoling words.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
WILLIS FOR OHIO's
GOVERNOR WHY?
BUcHER w. WALTERMfRE, FOR
MER CANDIDATE FOR LiEUTEN.
ANT GOVERNOR, TELLS OF
WONDERFUL PERSONALITY OF
YOUNG CONGRESSMAN.
FARM BOYS RAPID RISE
Answers Given to Questions as to Rea'
sons Why Willis is Ideal Man TOT
Republican Standard Bearer Til
Year-Need of an Optimist in ohio's
Administration-knoWs Needs OF
Business Man, Farmer and Laborer
(By Bucher w. Waltermire.)


ColumbAs, o. (Special).-The ques'
ton was asked of one of the old wheel
horses in Ohio politics, one familiar
with the situation in Ohio, and one
who has known Frank B. Willis init.
mately for many years:
"Why should Frank B. Willis be
made the standard bearer OF Ohio Re
publicans this year?"
There are many reasons" said he
"but all merging into this one answer
because by birth, qualifications, tenn
permanent and training he is eminently
fitted for the job"
To begin at the beginning, he was
born on a farm whence comes three
fourths Of all the conspicuous men o.
every age. The farm gives the intel
ligent lad that sort of training which
fits him for in after years
The farm lad must get up in the morn
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
IT'S GREAT FOR BALKY
-ROWELS AND STOMACH

We want all people who have
chronic stomach trouble OF constipa-
ten, no matter how long standing, to
try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy-one dose will on
vince you. This is the medicine so
many of our local people have been
taking with surprising results. The
most thorough system cleanser we
ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy is now sold here by all drug
gists.