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fantile paralysis. unb lie iet gm ibre sIei.
nen lebr IN AenSten.
SD nehme an baB Srau z. fare Rleiuen
nab meiHer oftGus leflhrten s,ttbooe ODER
p%enlaliens einiaerma6en o0ua,a auihrinat,
uno IN oielem iSnlle tam ne it dHcr Nenl.
ten entfhlagen, ieIbii penn he mtttem IN
elmer Gpioemie oriH fem iclr. Gineu,
aud MUIR etrpas abgebdrteten 9luoe fam
rueoer oifie ODER ir9eno cine oaoert 0rant.
belt iraenb etpas onbnben, uHS ,Srau g
lam ilh felt oGrauf Uerlaiea. limb nltt
Su prr9eiien, Qernoe oiefe Suucriiht.
an Stele oumpfer uno ltnuicier Nnalt,
trd9t ldon gar uicl 81 threr uuo lhre sin.
Der Sttlerbeit bel.
ueber Sinoerldh M II II q babe ih on
anoerer STEELE bieler hummer 4dberes ae.
lfr,eben, uno ih Tam MIDI bier alio duf
Nu9fmeiues be~itrdnien. Vniilenfurft IL
an uno far lih Elm unbine elne ndrriIde
Snuilon.
3u oieiem angenebmen unb terubiaenoen
@r9ebntB lam Sober tommfu. penn er ma.
tu%r9emdB Iebt, nlip Glte permeteet,
mas Den Grganismus d. II Ght. Md6ia
leln IN Nuem. beiBt bier Die 7eolie. Tie
9etilrtteten 8rantbetiserreacr entltehen nuf
Sluflerlel Nrten, entiueoer nnerbalb oes
ertranften Srannismus ooer ourt ;SauIniS
i'm Sooen, BON no lie baum butb Nuft ODER
Ndlier nerbreitet perben. Grfrduien uur
Denige WenIhfn an anitedenoen Srant.
helieu 10 ipridlt man BON einem Ippras
oi der Nuftreteu Der @pihemie. Ssanen
lhr aber plele Eer'pneu Sum Gpfty am Ieis
ben Srt uno Su aIeiher ,3eit, 10 nennt man
oas Epidemic poer Seuhe. 6ebrt
ntPlP Rr0ufhPit m ptuPrt mn Non, 70 Iheu
Srie wieoer, 70 heiBt iie rnocmtfh.
endemic ODER 9anofraniheit. So 1T Die
l'rit in pielen @je9enoen Snbiens enoemiidl.
Gum Slid tommt lie nitpt mchr Su uns
bic mooerne 0pgiene perlegt itr Den
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Nnoerem, oaB elne @emeinlhaft, tueldle au'
gibt oaB cine &erion an elmer itbertra9baren
Trantheit iterbe. lid oes gf oroes im
ernen @raoe ihuloig Made. @r ere
fIdrte, oab er sesen Rabrunss' unb 9rosens
fdlihun9en ETC., letn ganses Geben tdmpfen
wirfe. Or ertIarte Der erDBte Teihtb Ii m
beltanoe in @eiunbhelt. Or lteute sun
Seiipiel bic Bebauptun9 auf, oaB unter ben
Nnipeienoen nidat etn babies 9uBero zines
natiirlid n z 8 Iterben iperoe. Gr
fiiete hlnsu. ba6 iih Die Mtenihen ntd)t ruts
iprehcno idliBru uno lheinbar nid,t lber
A SSdbre alt ~ eroPn ppllen n. Gr glll0
onni, auf Die Observation-Disclosures iber
uno e~rtlGrtf, 0aB tuenn lie befolgt Dlroen,
oas 9urhldnittsalter Der Menihen in bic
lem Nanoe pom IA auf SO, alio oas 3oppelte,
erbOht peroen Tonne. Gr r%nelnte, Fir cine
8erion. pelhe elmer &rantbeit erld9f,
9dbe es nberhaupt feine @nlihuloi9ung.
uYiit Sesna auf bic @eiunbbeit, legen mir
auf Der gunaen 9eIt bic 9rDBte @leihs
gilti9telt an ben Tag. iaste or. mas
elm iebr iunbres @prt lit. Bon Ia N2illi'
pnen WenIfeu, welfe ldbrltf %Iterben,
iolten 1.250,U0t beute nod leber.
Sic lterben an 8rantfeiten, Die lid per'
btnoern Ialien." Nuh meinte er, iolte
Die Oeirdth ~franfer Herionen uerblns
bert peroen. @r meinte ierner, oaB oft
ole perfebrte 9iebe Der Mutter oas aiuo in
ben : . triebe. Sic M utterbruit lei
cine IeriiheruneS.8olice oann
tpmnle als ndditbeites Die Milh elmer suten
Sub. @r wurnte gesen Subititute. n&ldelt
Die 8inber nidt 70 iebr EN-" iaste er. p9ebt
ibnen uiet frii DE SUIT. Bic &inber,
meinte er, laien mir tbntldhlih 81 3obe
bungern neil mir ibnen nidt bic red)te Sab.
rung aeben. r8eln &ino. iaate er. fulte
3uder ooer 8uderwerf erbalten."
Sic brauten Nabruns. Die 8uoden.
Sleiih uno 8Iut maht. 8inoer fol-
ten niht tuie 6 NC ne aendbrt per.
ben. nRas Elm g r d mehrmals
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

o., uup w SpttH Utut 4 | III T n ubfr
5 ) Grab 6ahrcuheit iteiaen laiien. Sdblai-
&eranoas nno Snlaiquartiere i'm 6reteu
limb ltets bic belten."
Tics unn nod melr 8utes, uno nieeer
Nroeres nur leeres @eihipdb. ~Ieiiirte Or.
Wiiep. &as er BARN @ahrps Gnfiihr;, hat
meme @enisfelt, iuie meme 9eier pilen, III
oieieu SpaIten ihon bunoerifab niht nur
gefagt. %lonoern aud be grinoet. Nue
feline @abrbeiten maftc 9r. &llen aber
leioer Sunihte, inoem er tie su elmer 9anse
fir ben NeoiSinertruit suipiste. @r iaate
II. N.. Seoermann iolte lib Dfters uon einenl
Soctor unteriuhen laiien, UNI eine emit
itebenoe 8rantbeit belSeiten uerbinoern Al
tonnen. @r empfahl ooB jeoe Difeutlid)e
ShuIe meotsintihe Snfpeftion
baben iolte. 9teie Snipetti0n iolte cine
Qrinellbe uno fprtpdbrenoe iein. uno tetn
3p9lin9 Der aud nur / haohafte 3dbne
babe, iol e cine iolfe Sdule beiudlen oiir,
fen, oenn oas 9eben zines Sinoes lei mebr
luertb ais PLIES mas es le n tonnte.
@r %bebauptete. fein 9ehrer uno teine
Qebreriu iolte eine 4iceus betommen auber
lie ieien competent anitefenoe &ranfheittn
81 oiaanoliren unb hire 3DgIinge ouqeaen
81 lhllben. @r tpuBle ie:nc guteu @ltgu=
menie Iowohl mie feline &l0titioen mt
auerhano Shnertelu uno Nnettpoen su
%ipiir5en uno uuf ben aep6bnlihen .3u6o-
rer. Ser Sdcin uno 8obrbeit nitt obue
Weiteres gu unteriheioen pernlne, miro er
@tnorud nlht oerfeblt BADEN. las Shema
letnts &ortra9es mar: sit Die bffeut'
II d { @elunobeit unfer tp%ertbpolfs
es8eiiBtbum?" Or. @iIep lit Elm
Siam mittIeren Nltfrs, BON aeiuinnenoer
Grihe .nun9 uno ~ltarfer Snbioioualitdt, uno
IN Se5ng auf &roft unb @efunobeit mag er
fir ben oberfldhllben Seurtbeiler tein
ubles Multer elH, bis ouf feline ~fploIiale
@laBe, Ole fem 9enterbaupt tabl mie
cine &lllarotu9eI eriheinen IdBt uno be
tretts Ieiner 3angiebi9teit Elm ominoies Seto
biloet.
9octor 28ilep bat es Ieioer nitt permoht,
iib 5ur gnnSen Sobe Der Situation empcr
5u ldtuln9en. Seine rein meoisiniihe Nuf'
faIiung zines BON Der 0iebistn gang unab
bdngt9en 3hemas IdBt ibn i'm 9ihte zines
bepuBten 5iriprcher Der pplitiiden 9ors
loren etideineu. gr bat ~IosuIoeen cute
Xferoe Dor einen fttedten Wagen
9eipannt. uno er tutitirt iie auf einem
SplSwe9e. Der lbn nibt Su bobem
Stele brinaeu fam.
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Vroitt uabr!
Steiner Srieffafen.

iii onS Toppelte fuertb! Harion
". 2dl.. -. gioD. ~ 3. 90 LANCE ple Id
nod leien fam. rueroe Id 9hr gloit niht
ouiaeben. 2Hunide Der nSolfspolt" quite
;Fortidutte. uno oem perm @eiunobcitstath
irobftes &eibnntis'eit uno EN- geiegnetes
Neulobr. 3bre lebrtsIfe 9eltung II bos
9oppelte merit. Ylti WruB
Trnu Y II. y d e.
Detroit. 92ih. .. Jiov. 1913. Senoe
3hneu Betrag fur's nldite 9nbr. 80 rnoe
jbre Yeituna ietr bldg. maude Beiebrung
BARN aIein ut Dos Irelfa4e tbtes 4reIies
iuertb. gSlnfde 3hHen Geoelben uno
@iid. &~diuu8sUcuf ,{hr
3uitus uno.
Xtieu, g9nih.. ~. Zee. 1913. Wlni6e
oer ,Goltspoit@ uno Dem Beiuuohstsroih
@e urobeii uno ein gtudIass Gieulotr.
NhiuHasuol graBi .3br
ebrirtou " en5ctburger.
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9piHge mir ieiue RahrpHg auf. hu ielbit tNelt
uno irtuift aut nur, ipenn hu b II marta NIB bur
itta Bit, coer ionit iUutet bu rs thun.
Ntnm mtt niht ibernl NIT bin, Id babe ,ueoer
8eraulgen an Ebedttrn ncdl an Rrebiaten.
qebtoie mid uidt cher ais bis Id alt seuua bin, nm
oeiue Nlfie 81 e%rtulbtru.
3dmnere upb ilase nid)t in msinet Geeenipurt.
ipeuu t, traui bin.
@IdHbs nthi. Id lei pel beeabter ale ale auoe.
rem Atnber ots GTbbdts.
@onne mir 81 d. unh quit, ohue bes meius Vim
aen ~geblenoet lperocn nno Der 3uaruino MIDI %idldbtat,
nue heoenfe bah trtfhes 8afier, iunen unb
anBen. audi fur III d ba 1T.
@erlause uiht bon mir. bab Id, fdIafeu ion.
ipenu i'd utdlt mIbe bin, uuo gang ~belonhers Hidt In
einem StMmer oon Roberluft.
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5,treto tb,t1r foffte.

ben @rcbltdbten, Iieit, 10 mbhte @iuem Elm
@ranen nberlaufeH. g9ie pieI Wutterliebe.
EN- GROCER 8beiI onppn aus Inplienbelt
talIb an9cpauot. tommt bn Su bitterem
@ramel
Bei oleier @eleeenbrit modte ib einioe
algemetne Hegeln fir bic Bebanoluna BON
Sdu9Ilngen autitelen, uno Go mare feline
iible 9oee, ilber benz Bette ieoes ReuaebD.
renen Elm Sdilo nit folsenoen Gefoitu
~auf5ubdnaeu:
2ra9e nth utdt umher 60 betpmnt MIR better,
ptnH ih ansgeiredtl iege pber i~tr0mpelu fam.
Seirhse MIDI nitat nit eiusm 9utidber.
STEELE MIDI uitlt su frhb oeiuer s,lammtsu Yer,
fpGuhtifaft Dor.
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r au N} arle q. / n
&. SOMA, ihreibt
mir in elnem LANCE
rem 8rlefe BON ben
auten @riolsen bel
ihrer ltattIlheu Sim
oeritdar nit ben
BON mr. bon ieber
befirwUrteten Nte.
tboben oea ainoers
auferauqs, unb ih
freue mlh iehr tar.
nber. gSenn man
hnLa, No EL-a1EL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

nieoerIiegt. Or lit an aanaen &orper
lobm, iann nur ben &ppf uno Die
Sineer Elm ipenia riibren uno le'oet
eosu iebr aro6e Shmersen. Ionoerlid i'm
Ruden, SiiBen, Beiuen uno Naden.
Gin 0rst bat ibn aIeih oils einen
hopeless case" %auIse9eben, uno Der
i'm IeBt behan oelnbe bat penl9 SoHnlng
oaB er Ie ben @ebrauh ieiner @lieoer
ipiebererlan9en weroe. Natirli6l
@lauben Sic baB inn nod 81 helfen
mare? Or lieet Iest ettpos lber bret
@phen on Der 8ranfbelt oarnieoer.
@enn sic meinen baB ibm nod gu
beIfen 1T, wiiroen Sic oann 10 9lti9 letn,
mir, lobalb es Sbre 3eit erlaubt, ltrtft+
lidl tu.sen &atb sufommen Su laIien?
3ie GItern oes 3inoes limb unbemits
telte 2eute; oies peranlaBte mid fir lie
nit oieier Bite su Sbuen 81 fpmmen.
Sie wIroen lid oanit etnen 9otteslobn
%peroienen, penn Sic linen in turSen 3u'
gen &atb eriheilen Molten.
Stir ielbit eeht es, ieitoem i'd mad So.
rer ihriftIihen ORDINATION lebe, Ihon De
oeuteno befier. Sabe leBt aud Wprgens
einen ausgeSeidneten a9petlt. mus iton
Ian9e Sabre nift mebr Der s d 9epeien
lit. Nur nit Der Btutcirtulation MIL es
nme nod niht 10 redt 9eben; Sdnoe
uuo Niibe merben INNER nod le,tt talt.
cod wiro iit) nut Dos wohl init Der 3cit
beiiern. bofft i'd.
3u Der oofinung. ieiue Jeblbitte ses
than su BADEN, init herslihten Se9enss
plnihen 81 ben Seitia9eu Shr
Ydltpr IS"
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tor @. i II
g., 8is coufiH. IieB
iid crit Dor &urSem
brisflihe Ordination
fir BON mir ioms
men, uno iest fdreibt
er mir wortIi6 Sol
9enoes:
rSabe bier einen
Snaben uon iefs Sab
rem, Der an Der Sns
1aroIp'
ihmer franf bar.
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Geo. Z, in a.. Nis. Gin mlnolthrs
8eripreheu wtroe Sle nlht id1lRes. Ctr
io1tfu onraui tringen. bag 9br Torteh n
OILS eriie 90pothfl aui ons gruuoituf eins
g'iragen MIRO nebif alien Borbebatten.
u'lfe gle oGran le'nupft bIbsn. Bur
Nusi ril5uHg Der erioroerttfeu golumente
m'roeu Se Die 9tlfe eines 4nUJlts be.
H6tbigen.
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- or einieeu Saaen belt

" elnl9en @ q hlelf
I'M idoneH NormnI,
itul 5 AUDITORIUM
bier in So grpiie
T. Saroep W.
@ilep, Der frlbere
@hef oes Oh miihen
Bureaus bes Ser.
Siaaten Nderhau
requirements, cine
inter, liante uuo i'm
rett
lehrreihe Nniprahe.
Gr ertidrte unter
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Die Rstto Giunubmtn
mug zen N1tIopaIicyisen ner Stde
ten D1ihingtor uro Oregon nab.
renb Der lebten pier Wonate betru
9sn $115.G20. Elm Ws6rbsirag pun
u Yro3ent I'M 8srgIeif nit osr
S~iunabmsn In ieIbeu 3eitraum oes
Gcria9rcs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

2S"S nta,1 III seIen 81 Senfen nno gptocmien tbnt fcnte ee.
Gtuobett uo Atbdrtu1t9 inns ooo 2cffnerR oeoeu icorn6e Ssror,G6eits:
9efoPr. $50 81 reuf ur 3t lift enr 2t1otno ,uo cine ndrriffe ouuio1t
2scBHeit umo ct ronses Se6e,1 GS SEES 2Nenf6eu @r6re6t utS es oe.
boren oo5u nun 9c,ui9enoe g rGeuntnif f. teHcr % irrcn ,uto Groreo
Ster6e puBtteiu!
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guuio 3. in sc, gRinu..T.Sie lne ofens
bar finem Nuflerer IN tie 61doe 9eiaGen,
Der aeieswior,ge 3tnieu Don Jhnen q.
preBt. geenoeH Ste iid IN ben Gouninaa'
malt District Attorney uno ttagtn Sle
oteiem ote Sodlt uor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Gin Capitol uber Kineerldhmune DEM Ferrm Paitor lifet Ole
brielid9e Ordination marfante Oienre, uno in Ser Site ieines 6erens
crbitet er Billie fir elm armies, % - niantiIe paraIYiis" o-
ldhmtes Eiuo. Don oem lpeien, oen l1riad1en unc Ser Sehanoluno
cieier perheerenoen uno leudenartio auftretenoen Kranfheit, BON
welder Ole Bitneei,in pel aui oem6 emiTen bat!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Y. VI. In G., Ebio. g8enn Elm Waun,
Der nlft burger NJ. BON 8euti6tdno Surids
tcbrt, miro er genGu 10 bebunoeIt ple Elm
Weueiuuauoerer. p Der bier 9eborrne
Sohn bat natiirIidl ielne aopiitsuer su be.
AahIen; c ne Nbihrift oeS @ehurtsitelns
tann BON Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e%rlanat
rueroen 81 Gin BIER geborenfs ajnb MIRO
nit BEN q. Sabre Burger uro bat ielneu
Blrgerldlein su erlanaea. o. Der Batter
Burger ut ODER nidt.
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Gin 9pftpr Der MeoiSin ais zd,ari.
rid1ter!

'rr W artin y. IN
e.. Min H.. ihretbt
MIR u. n:
Z lie pileeen in 81.
rtn GrtiteIn bic Ser
zen Gbiruraen ais
& d arfrth ter
IA tltultren. INT mir
ionimt ss Dor bob he
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antmprtet. @fe iolhe Mufragen limb unter
BeiidluB bes NoreBItreiiens su ooreiiiren
an: Law Department, "Volksrath",
La Crosse. Wis.
5als longere brteftih Mntwprt no.
tbig III ooer geiuiiniht uiro, muB Der Be.
traa bon 81 oaiiir e~in9eianot weroeu.
fur NuSfertigun9 legaler 9otumente wer'
ben Die Rotten beredhuet.
Ror X. In G.. Sbto. ia Gle minher.
ldbrig elnwaHoerteu uno ihr 8ater poles
Burgerredt crwarb. iinb gle ebenfals
8olbir9rr Der Der. S,daten. NlS iolbem
iueroen ,3bnen be M.iitdrbeboroen in Sadl.
len nittS anbaben tonnen ats oaB Ste pIel'
Ieitt aus 9euiidlano ousgepltien wiiybeu.
Nud oles t0nnte uielleiht perbiitet tueroen
ruenn Sic lib uorbfr nit Dem amfrltanls
fden Goniul in Berlin in 8 @lnuernebmen
iesen.
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Treue mid iiber Den auien 8eriht BON
Dem 5ortihritte oes 0trrn 8altprs. unb
ifrieb lhm oaB Nusbalten bel ihm Die
Yarple fem miiie, aucs llebrlge weroe iih
oann ilhcr iineen. Shlpere 9runtbeitss
S~uitdnbe tonnen nitt OUT einmul oehoben
tperoen uno iolleu es aud nitht penn
ipnit mare es ieiue b Ieibenoe Sur.
On BeSu9 auf ben 9eiubmten Snaben Der
ormen Geute babe i'd Dem 6crrn Yailor 10
tort nab @unih brtf Hide Srbinatiou aus
senrbcttet. Bon bem isa1e peib ih ouer.
olnas nlhts @enautres OILS iuus in ppiaem
Brleie iteht. abfr lib Dcrmutbe nnB bic Sab
mun9 DON M e oiitniih Ter 8ehan0luua,
Glip Il ntelorudung irgeno elmer ioae
uannten RtnoeTitanthett, hertommt,
4, y. pom Naleru, SharIah. Bumps" &C.
ODER lpnlt BON qroblih grandchildren
Ttlese bes armen &inoes. 2Sit eiue &lnoer
frnntheit iheoiSluiif uuterorudi NOR
ben uno iolhe 2 helnturen limb ia
Ole Heoet - 10 III ons 4eioen nitt aus.
eeheiIt poroeu. uuo oas alte arant
b~ettseiit bat Die "a hmuns bsrbe'aeilhrt.
IS gibt rnSahliae irlher sSlle meoiSinis
iher 4iuiherel, BET &diienten aber, bic
mehr Nebenstrai t beiisen. tommen Die
5yolaeR eappn crit in ipdterem Nlier gum
Sotidein, ulele,4t erft nab 300 9nhreu.
nod, Defenders in Jorm non Ghrens
uao AuasHfranfbetten uuo eerglei-
deu. Eas Der cine 9if.geishrte olio per.
lbt Bat, brHgi Den anoeru ipnter neue
Spprteln, uue es III ruie Der FLUID Der b5s
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8. s.. in ~ 3u Wenu lid Elm noiuraIis
llrter Burger idager ais 6iufi Sabre IN lei.
mem BeburisIdno aufbdlt. 10 D%erIiert er ietn
nmer'tdnlidrs Burgerreht. or fam hem
Oorbeuaen. meun er iid DOR Abfaui Der
Srili NIT ieinem NustanospdB BET Dem nab.
zen ameriiantihen aoniul mcloet.
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e idmmtliden
Geier ~unieres
8lattes neroen
meme Betrab-
nib theilen uber
b te Nahriht
BON benz in Der
Naht bes les
10. Ypuem'
Der ourn eineu
Giienbahns I'm
prfoloten
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6S. uno III Sbren SdtafSimmeru lber
5 ) Grab 6ahrruheit iteiaen lalien. Stlai-
&eranoas uno Shlaiquartiere i'm fSreteu
limb ltets Die beiten."
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glice q. in Ct. g.. No. Sbr 9ota iann
nur oui @ruHo zines 9crlhtlihea llribcils
beidIdguohmt tueroen, unn su ten @eribts
uerfabren muB mdu Sie uorlaoeH.
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" N. in &. Mih. liner ben Beltim.
mungen 3brcr ,2eoie" lueroen 5te be bau.
lihen 8srbeferungen. Die IN ,3brer Hddtrei
por9enommen iperoen miiiien. Ie6enialls
ielbIt gu bfSabIfu bnben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

ttet MID ne Iehr
aeihds. yeIer,n.
6rau NJ. III T.,
SlItrp}s am SSer
bnltunb Ina rcaelH I'M
6aue u heunrila
ahiifelfH Rrnnt
heifen. fsf-r; beipus
oers herr IN threr
Nuhbnt tta't cine
@pioenu oou sin.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-11
EASTON

Mr and Mrs. Clarence A. Jennings and daughter, Miss Marjorie Jennings. Mrs. Georgia Jennings and Edgar Jen- nings were entertained on Sunday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bradley in Southport. Mrs. Georgia. Jennings remained for visit for few days.
 Mems week will be observed in the local schools December 14 to Decem- Der 19. The teachers and supervisor extend a cordial invitation to all men in the town to visit schools during that time. Nothing unusual will be at tempted during this week. Women will be welcome as we'll as at all other times.
 The ice storm destroyed several of the telephone wires and a great many of the tlepehone poles in town were blown down and pulled down by the heavy load of ice on the wires. The telephones in town most all the lines are out of order.
 The patrons of Easton grange, No. 149 are busy preparing for the old fashioned dance which is to take place in the grange hall this evening. Music will be furnished by the Dodgingtown band.
 The week night services of the Bap- list church will be held on Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Miss Laura French is spending some me with her mother Mra Levi french.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-11
CHINESE SIGN THEIR
 LETTERS IN OWN BLOOD

(Correspondence Of Associated Press }
 Peking. Dec 11-The American minister. Paul s. Reinsch. has receiv- ed several letters from Chinese sign ed with their own blood. One or two Japanese, others ask that America at tempt to cause a, cessation of the war in Europe. It is the custom of Chinese to sign letters or even to write them with their own blood in place of ink. when the. reason for writing Is grave or nobIy inspired. The saying is that the writer sscut off a. finger and wrote with his blood,'' but as a rule a small puncture in the skin SUD- plies sufficient blood for the writing of a letter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-11
CHINA RUNS BANK
 LOTTERY ON THE SIDE

CCorrespondence of Associated Presa)
 Picking. Dec. 11.-China has start ed a government or national savings bank. but as the poor people are not accustomed to depositing their money for safekeeping anywhere but in the ground and the rich are accustome ed to the extortion of large interest, the inducement of a lottery has been add ed to the banking scheme. The plan is to pay the entire interest on the money deposited to a. few lucky indi- viduals who draw prize numbers. Ev- cry depositor gets his money back so the government promises-after four years and the fortunate few get the interest on all the money de- posted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-11
CANNON


 Miss Pauline Willing, who has been spending several montks with her siA- ter, Mrs. Asa Say1es in Wichita. Kan sas. has returned to Cannon to re- main during the holidays.
 Miss Elsie Sackmann is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. Cooper Jersey City.
 Miss Susan Gregory of Bald Hill is confined to her bed and is thought to have had a stroke of paralysis.
 Rev. John Mace and wife returned Friday from a weeks visit in Bay shore. L. l.
 Mrs. Jane A. Smith is making an extended visit with her cousin. Mrs. Frank Booth in Bridgeport.
 During the recent ice storm, a large elm in the yard. belonging to Miss Mary B. Nichols, fell across the road. tearing down the picket fences on Miss Nichols property and the parsonage grounds. A similar occurrence befell Chas Gilbert. and his electric lights and telephone were put out of com mission. Reports came in from Olfn- stead and Chestnut Hills of falling trees and telephone poles. l.. B. c Moore, at the w. U. test station was on duty night and day Monday and ! Tuesday as only two wires on the whole switchboard were in working order, until after an unusual number of men were sent out in all directions to repair damages.
 Cards have been received by re1a- tives from MT. and Mrs. Jerome God frey telling of their safe arrival ir Tampa, Fla, where it is 80 degrees in the shade.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Little were l rendered a. surprise by about forty friends and neighbors on Tuesday evening, it being the tenth anniver- sary of their marriage. They receiv- i ed a collection of tinware, especially useful in housekeeping.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New York, Dec 1o-Common to prime steers sold at $6.75 o $e.s0 per 100 lbs; oxen and stags at $6.5O O $7.85; bulls at $4.50 O $6. one extra fat bull at $a.20; cows at $3.25 O $6 30; a few choice fat cows at $7. Dressed beef Il O 15c for common to choice city dressed native sides. < Common to prime veals sold at $s O s13l per 100 lbs; culls at $50 O $750 grassers at $4.50 O 5; year1ings at $4 O s4.5o.
 Common to fairly good sheep (ewes) sold at $s-5O O $5.25 per 100 lbs; culls at s2.5o O $3; common to prime lambs at $s.50 o $9-65; culls at $6. Dressed mutton g Q 12 1-2c; dressed hothous lambs $6 O $7 each; skinned lambs 2 $4 0 s5.
 Good medium hogs sold at ss.25 100 lbs; roughs at $7.2k
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-11
SHORTAGE OF FOOD IN
 GERMANY IS SERIOUS

Correspondence of Associated Press.)
 Copenhagen. Dec. 11.-Agents of the comnissary department of the German army, who are here purchas- ing supplies, admit that Germany 8 shortage in some respects is serious. They state that Germany would be glad to release all prisoners of war because of the difficulty of providing supplies for thern-
 The agents find their task here made cifficu1t by the Danish prohibit ton against export of many articles. They have succeeded, however, in pur- chasing large quantities of meat, which may still be exported to Ger many. They would like to get a mil lion pairs of boots and shoes. but the list of prohibitions includes all arti- cles made of leather or hide.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-11

ofHcers of the Mormon church have bought all holdings of the American Sugar Refining Co. in both the Anal gannated. and lewiston sugar cempan- ies, controlling three plants in Utah, and one in Idaho.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-11

Union Made Custom Suits B ' LYFORD BROTHERS BUY East Side and West End K