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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
GERMANS GUARD room DEPors

AMSTERDAM, Dec. a0.-Gsrman fac
tories In towns near the Dutch border,
where food is manufactured. and provis-
ion warehouses are being put under mill
tary supervision. High-angle guns are
being mounted upon the roofs to repel
British air raids,
The Germans fear OF British aviators
mas sroWn greatly since the attack on
Cuxhayen on Christmas The Germans
are htting out many hospital ships. n h
said for proposed attack on England.
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SEIZE WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Germans Remove $50 From villages
Near Verdun TO Gsrmanv

PARIS, Dec. sO-An the women ana
children OF Mareheyille and nslghboTing
parishes IN the Department OF the Meuss
near NeTdun, were taken prisoners on
October 20. Letters received here show
that they are being held In barracks al
Amberg Bavaria.
The women and children prisonsrs nan,
Der $50. according 20 infoFmatien COR
tained in letters received here. Thay say
they are not badly treated. but thsv com
plain OF the cold, as they were not allowes
10 take warm clothing with them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
ANGLo-AhERIoAN WAR
100 TO IS LLOYDs BET

LONDON, Dec. sO.-A premium
Of IS 0uiHsus per cent. pas being
paid IN LlOgds yesterday on policies
corded 10 pav total loss Ia event
of declaration of Ear betlDeen Great
bFttdin and America toithin Is
months from dqts.S
The pfsHiHm to insure a0aiBst
rqr being declared bsf0een Nortray
and Great BFllqia igithin ls months
2 neae : eeiaeas psF esat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
POSTBAG FROM
BATTLE FRONT
First-hand Accounts of Land
and Sea Conflicts Told by
the Fighting Soldiers and
Sailors Themselves.

tTAs real gar correspondents Of ths
present BuropedH struggle are he
men IN ne trenches and the men or
ths quarter deck. PROPORTIONAL tort.'
srs are rot permitted az the front.
An they knosc 70 what they can 0leaH
from tho uoundsd occupants OF an'-
balances taken 10 the redr. Ihe
Bvenin0 Ledger ,oiH print from ttn,e
10 time the only iHtimdte side ot hs
wdr-the reflections Of soldiers cna
sailors IN their letters home. Germ'ah
letters, tohor obtdiHabls, as peh es
those Of the Allies, ,oil be pTfrted'J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
TURKS WouMn AMERICAN
British Copper Plant Near Batum
ssIzsd Aftsr Pirht.

LONDON. Dee. so.-In the invasion OF a
British eoppar property near Baum nv
the Turks. tho American manager. Il. n
White, was wounded, but manased te
escape with the other foreign omeiais of
arrived 10 london.
The lsoo employees were o1tnifmb bsrsa q.
ne nsht 4nd left the propertg IS soon AZ
the enemy withdrew a. the comna,,,,
produces 2LQH tors q eoDnzr monthly ths
snssisn aQfeanneat lrmedIafslv aoai
steps ief reqeeqpslns the uiae.
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$11,4o0,0o0 BRITISH LOSS
IN SHIPS; SWEDEN SUFFERS
cargOes Valued at s1s,soo, 900 Lost
or Seized.


LONDON, Dec, ao.-During the first
four months OF the war 81 British foreign
going ships, valued at sli.4OO.OoO with
cargoes worth sls,SOO,OOO were captured n,
destroyed by the enemy. These are the
ofncial figures Of the Liverpool and Lon
don War Risks Insurance Association.
According to these figures, the losses
of four months were l23 per cent Of
the total number OF vessels. 1.49 per
cent. OF their total value, and 0s4 per
cent OF the total value of cargoes car
ried.
This would Indicate that vessels oould
have been insured at a rate of 037 per
cent. monthly, and their cargoes at a
rate OF O9i per cent. The rates fixed
by the Government at the beginning of
the war were 079 for vessels and ! "a
for cargoes, This shows a snug margin
OF profit for the underwriters
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 3O.-The total losses
to scandinavian shipping through mine
disasters were as follows up to mid De
cember:
Sweden, eight ships and so lives.
Denmark, six vessels and six lives.
Norway fiye vessels and six lives
To this total must also be added Hol-
land, with three vessels and 10 lives.
The total financial loss for the 22 snips
and their carGoes will reach nearly
Sl0.oo0,OOO.
LONDON. Dee. sO.-The Glasgow steam
ship Gem. a small vessel OF about 500
tons, has been sunk In the North Sea,
as the result of striking a mine
Two or the crew were rescued, but the
fate OF the others on board the Gem is
unknown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
GERMANS IN THE TRENTlNo
Corps Sent 10 Tyrol Indicates Ber-
Inns Fear Of Italian Hostility.

LONDON, Dec. IA news agency dts
patch from Rome declares that ths Kai-
SER has dispatched q German army corps
t1 the rrentlno, en the Italian border
Of Austria.
The zlEnincance Of the report Ia cons
junction eith the dispatches Tor the last
fBe nentha. tellins 81 fhe erection Of
farsheasiqaa fheFe "a lhe Aasuians, can
oHi1 81 fH7t the desuians and Auslrians
believe ffe f|na F. near ahen liaiy Hill
4Hlzf e SEA-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
BALKAN ALLIES ACTIVE
ON AUSTRIAN FRONTIERS
Serbs Repulse River Assault; Monte
negrins Hold Positions.

NIsH. Dee 90
Seryian forces have thwarted a fresh
Austrian invasion across the Save River.
Supported by heavy artillery hre the
enemy attempted 10 disembark seven
boatioads OF troops on skeIansioda
Island in the Save, but abandoned the
movement IN the face of heavy firinE by
the Serb defenders Of the island
The Austrians are launching a new Of
fensiYe against the Montene grins. but
without success, Montenegrins have
maintained their front Ia Herzegovina,
repulsing al attempts 70 drive them from
their positions Austrian aeroplanes
dropped bombs on the MOneenegrin camp
at GareYo. but were driven on before
much damage was done.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
LOSS OF BULWARK ACCIDENT
Spontaneous Combustion Cause Of
British Battleship Explosion.

LONDON, Dec. S0.--The destruction of
the British battleship BuIwark was to-
day officially entered as an accident. The
Inquest into the death OF its entire crew
was completed and the verdict was or
aered entered OF accidental death.
II Is now accepted as certain that spon-
taneous combustion among the smoke
less powder h one OF the magazines
caused the explosion which destroyed the
warship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
STAB AT BRITISH HEART
Invasion Of Egypt Great Stroke, Says
Won der Goltz.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. N-In an htsr.
view with Marshal Von Der ooltz. IN ths
Berlin LOkal Anzeiger he says.
"A successful attack on Egypt would bs
a stab IN England's heart n prepare
ton Of an army for this object Turkey
has done It's full share. and can rest a.
sured q q fall share of the g3ins or
victory,
The extraordinary moderation u ths
Turkish soldief ana ne ueser-Eailine eooa
STA Win Teneer easF even tts hardest
oampai9n.e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
General Frencu Soldiers Idol

NtIItTdI ITtHCA oOIuIeTS' IuOI
Letter from Captain n. l.. Cabuohs,
Of South Kensin1ton, t0ho is at the
front.
Just line to let you know am AL.
Things are going slowly but surely, and
our men are doing right nobly. do hope
those at home realize the glorious and
fearless work being done by our men, as
1t simply surpassed all antlcipations.
We struck Sir John French on his
ra"lbles round today. and | can assure
you the men love him, as his remarks to
them are so encouraging.
/ am writing this with the sound of to-
days guns and flying machines in my
ears, but everything is so systematically
carried out here that it all comes as
matter of course.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
Woman Falls on Ies. Brsakg Lse

A fan on the slippery sidewalk Ia front
of her hons today hr0aa the right lex of
Mrg. Hugh Montgomery. IS years Old 81
fis korth Tsncy street She wa takan
% lhq gefman Hespltai
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
TURKISH TRENCHES
In CAUCASUS TAKEN
BY RUSSIAN CHARGE
Cars Forces Occupy Mer-
denek After Series of At
tacks = Ottomans Report
British Repulse on Red
Sea.
PETRoGRAD Dec. %.

PETRoGRAD Dec. co.
Fighting in the Caucasus h., resulted
| In the Russian occupancy OF Merdenek.
near Sarykamysh, where the Turkish
trenches we're carried after a series OF
/. bayonet charges In which the defending
: forces lost very heavily. Russian cavalry
I divisions are now operating In the direc-
] tlon OF Khorassan.
The Turkish defensive is stated to be
/ very strongly maintained and ther. have
been many encounters at close quarters
in which the Russian bayonets have been
used to great advantage. The Turks ars
declared to be committing outrages
against the natN" population of the VII
lagos in the terri, - through which they
have moved and to have massacred thou.
sands Of men and women.
Ihe Russian cruiser Askold bombarded
the Turkish port of III Arlsab. east of
Port Said. on Sunday. The cruiser sent
launch to reconnoiter near Beirut, but
II was fired upon by Turks and driven
Off.
The Turks have Withdrawn a large
portion OF their troops from the Thracian
frontier In order TO send them into Asia
Minor for service against the Russians
Since the sinking of the Turkish battle
ship Messudleh by a British submarine
in the Dardanelles. the Turks have with
drawn nearly all their heavy artillery
from the forts around Adrianopie and
the Tchatalja forts to strengthen the
defenses along the Dardanelles.
The defenses at GallipolI and the works
protecting the Gulf of Samos are all be-
Ing strengthened. Turkey will continue
TO maintain strong force upon the |
Peninsula of Gallipoli because there Is |
always danger of land attack against 1
the Dardanelles forts. The Turkish army /
in Thrace dncludIng those on the PENN
sula OF GallipoD, is estimated now at
300 600 men
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 90
1t is officially announced that another
attempt Of the British to invade Turkey
at Akabah, on the Red Sea, has been re-
pulsed. landing party was forced to
retire.
In the Caucasus the Russians are in
Hight and Turkish pursuit is vigorous
Many prisoners and much war material
we're taken here. Another success was
achieved north of the River IRA, where
and guns were taken.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
Baptism of Fire-and snow

From a letter from Priuate Norman
street, OF he Queens Wcstminsters.
You will be pleased to hear that orr
regiment, the Queens westminsters. was
selected for the firing line, instead of
being messed about" on the communica-
ton lines.
In fact. we have just had our baptism
Of hre, as We have just come out OF the
first line of trenches. after being 4S hours
there.
Our FIRST experience in the trenches was
rather drastic, as we encountered n snow
storm, followed by very severe frost
Our company had the privilege of going
out first, but fortunately we came
through without any casualties. nj
though for time we were under a very
heavy fire. We expect to go back again
in Very few days, no doubt for a much
longer stay.
Today we are i'm heaven, as we are hill
ieted in cottage about two miles he
hind the firing line. cottage that has
10 be evacuated, as IL is within the range
OF the enemy's big guns.
we nave found n mattress to sIeep on
tho first mattress. with one exception,
that have slept on since August.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
AMERICAN. A WAR SUICIDE
Milwaukee Man Had Enlisted With
Canadian Troops.

LONDON, Dec 30.-A verdict of SUI
eide was handed down last evening by
a Coroner's Jury which held an inquest
on the body OF man said to be Ralph
X. Danforth, medical practitioner, OF
ITO Queen Anne street, Milwaukee, who
was member of the Canadian eontin-
gent.
According to the testimony the man
was found dead In his room in a hotel
Win wound In his throat, which evil
IDENTIFY had been self-inhicted. Several
empty bottles on table Indicated that
he might also have taken poison.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
Yeomen in Inferno 80 Hours

From ReOimentdI Quarterpaster Ser
gednt Wright, OF the Queens Ot0n Or
tordshtre 'HuSsars, one Of the first yso-
manry regiments to 90 into action
our Fellows, who were In the trencbav
Tor W hours at a stretch the first time
nave been in since, and gone in again To-
nlRht, are no towards, but IL is almost too
much To ask any human being 10 stand
such an inferno Why we did not have
more casualties goodness only knows
They were in the thick of II, and cama
through well. The letters TO the troons
from the general officer commanding and
the brtgadier general We're full of nraiss
Our fellows are keeping very fit. Tbev
are very quiet, and l do not think vo,,
would meet more determined lot.
l do not think the people of England
can grumble. They should see The civil
population here 1t Is terrible one can
not explain on paper, The most vivid
descriptions OF war correspondents do NOT
give the full amount of misery and ths
heartrending scenes that are daily being
enacted out here.
Last night l went to where the raVi-
ment was, and II was a sight TO see an
the oifcers huddled up In one little hon|
room OF little inn, trying TO get half an
hours rest. The other room, fulI ~
French and English soldiers, all huddIsd
up together was dense with smoke ana
the atmosphere was thick enough To LiiI
black. Anyhow, they were all happy
enough.
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MILWAUKEE,, Dec. so-RaInB Z =

MILWAUkEE, Dec. 30.-Ralph X. DAM
forth, Of this city, left for Canada on
September TO enlist. Young Danforth
attended the Naval Academy at Annapo-
us and took one trip abroad in a naval
training ship. Later he was an officer of
navy recruiting station In Pittsburgh
After several months service in that no.
sltion he obtained hts discharge from
the navy, came here and opened an OF.
hce as an optometrist
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
@as audi imn1er fit pber gesen

8as aud imnter fit pber gese,t
6ie Saponer geiagt mer6en mag, man
muB 5ugeben, baB ite griin6li@ iin6.
Sn ibrem &riege nit &uBGan6 boben
iie ftd als @etiter in Ser militari-
fdet Organization un6 ser Strategie
ge3eigt. Sbre fo5ialen &eformen iin6
bon folder @irfung getpeien, bob ii&
6os in feiner TRADITION eritarrte 3d.
pom in fnr5er 3ett 51 einem @taate
enttpi&elt bat, ser ii@ NIT mandyem
&l1lturitoate 6es Men6Ia1t6es mel
fen fam. &iir5li6 baben sic iapani.
fden @egterungsbebor6en befdloiien,
in 6er b0beren S9ulen SSopans Sen
unterrt@t in Ser engltf@en @prade
ein3ufibren, fo6aB .es bort iebt an
11ibrenb 100000 &naben unb Mab-
den gibt, melhe 6te Sprad)e 1tnferes
2on6es ft1bieren. Sic &raber Der
boberen 9ebrunftalten baben fogar
int gar15en fieben 5t1noen engItiden
l1nterri@t in ser @o4e, urto 5par
u6bre1to Ser Dn1er bon flint Sabren.
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&pnarebman11 @m. g. 6ammu1i

&onsrefmanr @m. g. @ammonb
bat na6 Sen bolitan6igen 8eridten
nit fait 1000 Stimmen Mber ietnen
Mitbemerber Daniel @. 9atpler bon
ct. Saul geiiegt un6 6anit sic 6erno=
frotii6e @pupernel1rsnomination er=
balten. SEER 2atpIer lit in6eiien bon
ieinen @re1tnoen aufgeforbert por6en,
Sic &eiultote nah5uprifen, mos 5tpar
1idt mobridei11lid aber o1td nidt 'n1<
moglid lit. Ser &f 5tpiiden
@ammon6 uro 2otpler tpar ein
freun6idaftlider @ontelt un6 miro
feline 3eriplitterung in Ser 8artei
berbeifibren, mte es Ser erbitterte
CANT 5pifden Ben &epublifanern
@m. 6. See mn6 @orber1re11r M6olpb
3. @berbart CUR Solge baben biirfte
&ammon6 follte a1nter alien l1mitan<
SEN BEL ser MobembertpabI feinem
@egner See Sen Stang oblaufen, lit er
ia aus Hrin5p gegen leoe @orntpSp=
tton4@orlage II. 6aber fit perionli4e
Sreibeit e%ingenommen, tpdbren6 See
Elm erfIGrter. Greun6 6es Grm1e11-
itimmrebts unb Ser &robibitionsbe-
tpeg11ng lit. Dus @~eiammtergebniB
ser oemofrotiiden @bitimm1tng tpar:
9atpIer 20,213; &ommon6 21,186.
SEER 9atpler Fat 6ur@ fem itartes
@otum be1pieien, bab er iotpobl als
Mont mie a11d tpegen ieiner freibeit-
li6en, boHstbimliden unb itreng
6emofratiiden @rtn5tpien i'm gan5en
5toate bodge6dbt miro. SSn Ser 8e=
tperbl1ng INN bas @tomsa10itorsamt
bot S. 81. 8. 8reus ieinen @egner
&enrp Shines, einer M11der un6
Sduiraenbel6, a11s 6em Sel6e ge1hla-
gen.
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$tadt.ntaigktittn.

- Dte Mitglie6er 6es ct. So
iepbs l1nter1tubungspereins per6en
BEL einem fommen6en @onntag nm
balb 8 lbr in Der unbefledten @m-
pfangniBfirde itottfinoenoen &o6am=
te gemeini@aftlid OUR balbiabrliden
&ommunion geben. &omnertoen
Montagabenb b1It ser @erein feline
balbiabrlibe @%eriommlung, mo5u ie-
bes Mitglie6 eingela6en lit, % midtt<
&c Mngelegenbeiten CUR 8eratb1ng
gelangen nerben. - Die Mitglie6er
6es lotalet, 8peigpereins Ser 9. St.
g. l1nteritisungsgeieui6oft bon Min-
neicta mer6en m Montagabenb
balb 8 lbr cine @%eriammlumg bal>
ten 5tpeds @%nfiteq1tng ser Delegaten
CUR 5taotsfonpenttor, tpelde I'M Seps
TENDER in @bosfa itottftn6en miro.
- Die beridie6enen Countless, 6te
NIT ben @orurbeiten fir Die @ierte
SSulifeter, mel@e als ein @emetnoefelt
bon Sen Mitglie6ern ser unbefledten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M fatb. Sung
man1ter @lubbduie un6 a11f Dem me-
bcnan gelege1en freien @rnn6iitiif ge<
balten miro, betraut tpur6en, itn6
unermi6lt6 an ser Mrbett, I'M Die
5eitli@fett gu elmer ser 8ebe1tung
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gu geitalten unb ibr etnen @rfolg
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un6 Die 8uiiderl1ng lit gegeben, BOB,
mer im1mer BEN @iertet SsSmIi in ct.
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fir Sung 11r6 sit miro es ni9t man.
geln, Nea.fn al1f benz GeitpIobe mie
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Der @eidluB gefabt: uMIs @atboliten
foroern tpir bon alGen, borab bon unS
ielbit, Die l1ebung Ser MGbigfeit I'M
@enuiie geiitiger @etrdnfe I'M SSn,
tereiie 6eS perlonli6en tpie 6es So
milie1r= uno 0ffentli6en @obles. M6<
t11ng rnb Sob gebiibrt a116 alien ie-
men, >nelde aus moraliiden 8etpeg=
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big entbolten. gnergii6 proteitieren
mir aber gegen iene Gprannei, melde
1nter bem Momen Hrobibition tout
ienbe bon Mi9tdnloigen beitraft um
einige menige uebeltbater gu treffen.
9nr6 '6ieie mtf falidem Brtn3ip be-
rl1ben6e @emoltmaBregel tann MIR
Elm groBeres MaB bon lebeln berbei=
gefiibrt meroem, als man berbiiten
m0dte. @ripate nn6 bieqeidt geieb=
1ide @ini6rdnf11ng bes Eraftterens,
itrengere 8eitrofung bes Gr11nfenbol-
6es nn6 feiner Mitidul6igen, Before
&egulierung Ser @irtbiduften, uno
Dor ollem eine ernitere @r3iebung Der
S11gen6 in Samilie unb S9nle tper=
Sen biel tpirfiamer gum 3ieIe fiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

Mls ieiner5eit mad bent Inter
gauge oes englii@en Dampfers 81
toric cine internottonaIe maritime
Siderbeitsfonferen5 na6 2on6on
%etnbernfen fp11r6e, tp11r6e m19 bie
Da1rbft6t Ser internattonoIen Mabi-
gattonsregeIn in @oridIag gebradt
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gen nod 6ringen6erer @efddfte tam
man nidt ba31, sic @rle6ig1t11g Ser
Mngelegenbeit tp1tr6e elmer fp6teren
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n1tnmebr urroer5iigli9 einberufen
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menitob in Der @ii1t6urg bes ct. &c.
ren3itromes iin6 IN htraer Mufeinam.
6erfolge 5tpei ~3uiammeritobe m1f
See gefolgt: 31,erft 3uifder benz
meritanii9en Compiler SEEM Dorf
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Die &1tael fibt biersmlanbe lpie int

9nuf. Sn Ser sa115en 5ipiliiierten
@eIt giebt es fem 2an6 mie6er, mo
man 10 ra16 nit Ser S@uBuoffe bel
Ser &onb lit, mie in BEN Ser. Stoo-
ten. 3as gilt aud bon Ser &oli5ei,
menn au6 1i6t geraoe aqgemetn.
Ser @orfaG in 6em Suinoiier @taot-
d)en Champaign, mo Ser 6eutf9e 8ot-
i9after in @aibington @raf 8ern=
1torff a1f Elm @oor bon einem Spe<
5ialpoli5iiten eri6oiien tDor6en tpare,
lift in feiner Mrt 70 u1rgebener1i@, boB
man obne gebenten iagen fam, in
einem onberen 9an6e tpare es Elm.
fa9 unm0glt@ %getpefen. Das iino
bie @organge, 6ie 6ie Ser. @taaten
inn Mnslon6e immer tpie6er in Sen
STUFF eines balb3ibiltiterten 2on6es
bringem; nnb ob mir pollen o6er
ni9t, mir muiien 5ugeben, 6ab Ser
@hein in iebr bielen 6aaen gegen
unS lit.
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Sic @ereiniquna omerifaniider

Ute N~eretHt9uH9 uhAtIuuHlIuJei
6rQuenfll1bs fat ii@ 11nter BEN iibli=
den MusfaGen a1f sic @etranfei116n=
itrie fir SEN @rlab BON 81tn6esge=
iebe11 a1tsgeiproden, Sic geeienet
|1in6, u6ieies l1ebel" %aus5urotten.
M1io fir rationale Hrobibition. @or
einigen Sagen i6on baben Die Da=
men iid fir augemeine @infiibrung
|6es Sranenitimmre6ts o1sgeiprodem.
|Dur9 6as eine boffen iie 6as on6ere
GIT erreiden. Ser @briitian Science
Monitor, Elm @efiirmorter fomobl 6es
8raaaenitimmredts pie Matchmaker
8robibition, erfIdrt I'M Mnidlub an
sic @bicagoer Sagung, sic aQge-
meine ginfiibrung 6es 6rouenitimm-
redtes lei sic 1tnerIdBli6e @orbe6in=
gung fir SEN en6giilttgen @ieg Ser
@robibition. Sos lit 6asielbe, mas
mir an bieier Stene 10 bartfig eeiagt
baben: @er @robibition baben min,
m1tB fir Srouenitimmrebt fetn, un6
tper fir 6roa1enftimmredt idtpdrmt,
muB 8robibition baben tponen. @enn
mir erit int ga115en 2anbe 6as Sral1-
%enftimmredt baben, merben mir iebr
idnen o119 rationale 8robtbitto1 ba<
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
9as i%eimeraeit fir @tseoniin er.

gus 1etHeT3eI THT &olsCuhltu tl=
laiiene berriidte &eiratbsgeiet lit
Dom b0diten @eridtsbofe beg 8oo<
geritootes fir perfaiiungsmaBig er<
flart moroen. Dieies @eieb madt
6ie @epGbru1g elmer @eiratbsli5em5
bon einem ar5tli@en 3el1gniB abbdn<
gig, 6ur6 meLbes ser &eiratbsfan<
oibat SEN 8epeis fir Die Smugli6-
felt CUR @be erbrtngen mub. Ser
tpeiblide Ebeil brau@t Sen 8efdbi<
gr1ngsna6mets nidt 3at erbringen.
Sos @efeb lit auf 8etreiben Ser To-
%genannten @ugemiten erlaiien mor.
Sen, sic o1f biefe @etfe 6te meni@-
Ii@e &oife berbeiiern molten. 9ab
oas Menf6engefdledt Sobrta1ienbe
obne iol6e @eiebe beitm6en, audi
prd6tig obne iie fortgefommen lit,
itort 6ieie &eformfanattfer nidt.
Mber be6aterli@ lift es, 6oB oerartt<
ger legtslatiber l1nfug bon BEN &C.
.rt6ten nod fanfttoriert miro. Das
Mnieben unierer &edtipre6l1ng fann
6abei 11nm0gli9 getpinnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

,un6 benz &omb1lrger Ddmpfer Bsre-
ttoria unb iett 5tpiidea benz 8rerler
Dompfer @niier @ilbelm Der 3meite
unb Dem engliiden Dmpfer sSnoe.
more. @enn man iid pergeeentpalr-
tigt, NIT tpeI@er Siderbeit ii9 bent,
outage sdiffe ieoer @r0Be uno ie6er
art in Ben engiten nno perfebreiditen
@aferitraBet bemegen, a1td) I'M Gun.
tel Ser Madt, Damn Iaiien Die iiing-
item ~8uiammenitobe in Der Gbat nur
Sen sdluB 5u, 6aB Die international
len @abigationsregeln fir BEN beuti-
gen O3eanperfebr 11n5lllangli6 &c.
moroen iinb nnb elmer &enoerung be,
6iirfen. limo 6ie lonte borgenomme1l
mer6en, iobalb bte @inberr1fung zines
internationalen &ongre1le s 5u ermog>
lihen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
Sic beutlde &artpffelermte 1T tier:

mal 10 grob, alS 6ieienige Der Ser
eimgten Staaten, uie aus elmer 8ro>
~idire berborgeW, melde Generations
jul Sftnner aus @m1burg DerfaBt
bot. Ser. @run6 fir 6ieie u%ngebeure
Dtfferen5 beftebt in ser miiienidoft>
Iiden Metbobe, in tpelder in Ser often
@eimatb ser @artoffelbm1 betrieben
miro. Mu9 aus ser Mutbormodung
Ser beutihen &artoffelernte fam
Mmerifa biel lernen. getdt ole &ar=
toffeln >ner6en 5u &artoffelialat, s.
+. gum @iien a1fgebro16t. M1s Ben
@nouen mer6en @piritus, Stdrtemebl
uno getrodnete @artoffeln getponner.
Sic getrodneten @artoffeln eigren
ii9 belfer our Gutterung 6es @iebes,
ols 6ie frif9en, neuen @%artoffeln.