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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
MpuIabe BON Rinbz
fIeif6.

gu Moulooe pertpenbet man Dos
@tiid, pel@es man bier r6lanf"
nennt. Dappn Elm @tiid 3u bret
pfun6. Diefes T1eif9 le9t man f1a9
ouf Elm 8rett, beitreut es nit @ola
unb Bfeffer un6 be1trei9t es nit ur1z
t%eniteben6er 6inle, rolt es ouf unb
umtpidelt es nit Bin6faben. Climber
felt f@neibet man fein, brotet es ouf
unb ldbt barin oas 6leif9 rinesum
brdunen, bonn f@iittet MOI cine SaKe
@afer bin5u, eibt cine 3piebel uno
eine 5erf@nittene aarotte bin5u uno
lqBt oas 5leii@ langfam 2-2a
@tunoen f@moren. Sc na9 Sc
f4mad fann man audi Dor Dem On
ri@ten ! &anne Somoten bo5u
geben. 9as 5ett miro oboe{9Dpft,
our4 Na4fIGen bic benDtigte 9uanz
titdt bergeftellt, Damn NIT MeN {dmig
gemaht.
5u1e: Srodenes 8rot tpei@t man
IN taltem WaKer Elm uno briidt
es pteber aus. Sn etpas 8utz
ter lGbt mon eine f~eineebadte 53miez
BEL on3ieben, gibt 6as 8rot bin5u
unb ribrt es flint Minuten iiber
benz Jeuer ab. Menn erfoltet. miro
es NIT J pfunb eebadtem @@meinez
flet14 gut permii@t, NIT @ala, gfefz
fer, Mustatmb rnb Elm tpeniq gele
ten permii@t.
Sci manhen 2euten tommer sic
D%ummbetten ale aus benz 0ertonoe
unb Die tlugen @inf6ue muir aus Dem
,@efubl.
Sn Sen Mlpen nimmt bie mittlere
Sobrestemperatur our@f9nittti9 ouf
ITO Meter Steieung nm / @roo
@eliiuS ab.
Mn Dem miBerfolg ouf @anipoli
limb Die 5ran3oien idul6 - fogen bic
Gngldnoer; fino Die @nsl6noer f@ul6
= fogen Die @ngldnoer. limb lie ia
ben beioe re4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

mein liebes Rin6. l1nb an etnem
treulorgenoen unb liebenben @artner
feblt eS a11d) nidt. 3ieier @artner
fms Deine gltern, sic Deiner @r5ie-
bung cine nod tpeit gr0Bepe Sorg-
falt piomel als ber @drtner ieinen
gaumdem. Mun gebe in Gid nno
priife Old ernitli6. @irIt gu Sci
men lieben @ltera Die Sorgen, Sic
Miiberl sic Opfer, melde Tie Deiner
@r3ieblrng pi6meten, aud 10 berrli6
lobmen, mie ienes gepflegte 9dum-
den, oas nun gum fr11dtipenoenoen
@a1me berangetpadien lit?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Kinder 8crrot@n
MACH FLETCHER'S
AS TO RIA
farnihenkrei$.
Starfnutb.


@s iiro barte Soften, uno in marz
d)e Jamilie fat ser &rieg NIT gral1-
iamer @ano erbarmungslos feline
@6rede1r geaporfen. Muf Ser Wfl1t=
ter laitet es DEFENDERS idmer 11n6 nit
ibrer 8etriibniB lit Sraurigfeit unter
6as gauge Samilienleben gefommen.
l1no niemanb bon alen tpiu 6eS Be-
bens tpieoer redt frob weroen. Mm
l1nberiibrteiten lin6 6ie gang &leinen
babon g%eblieben, aber mitten I'M
@piele INIT ibren 8%leiiol6aten laufen
lie rai1 CUR Mlttter un6 fragen:
Meutterl, parl1m meineit gu? 6ie
M11tter 1piidt iid rafd sic Gbraner
aus 6em Muge 1n6 ipridt bon Mab-
rungsiorgen un6 bon pieler @rbeit;
SEN eigent1iden @run6 min lie nidt
lagen, INN SEN &Ieinen nidt a116 no6
lire uni6ul6ige 6rel16e an Spiel 5n
%per6erber. 9ie alteren @eIdtui1t tier
ober mi1len eS, un6 oh meinen tie ale
5u1ammen urr6 idalaen NIT Bange1r
in sic 3ufunft.
@enn 90 6ody cine @eele mentg=
items 90 tpare, Sic fart bliebe. Ste
alteite Eodter ioute bier ibre Mnf=
gobe erfennen un6 lire gan5e &naft
%einiesen, Inn sic S6wermutb bom
Sau1e mr6 bon Ser 6amilie fern gu
balten uno SEN Starfmutb 5u betpob~
rem. Mner6ings lit 6a5u cine itorfe
|@eele notbmen6ig, ste inmitten Ser
|Stiirnre ltanobdlt, Ole, umbrauit bon
Sen ld1peren @ogen beS Summers
uno ser @orgem ibr @ottpertranen
un6 lire 8uperit6t nidt berliert.
@abr lit, 6oB ii@ &leinmutF nno
@er5ogtbeit biel raider lno bel tiefer
Ser gon5en l1mgebung mittbeilt ols
@offnungsfreuoigteit un6 8ufunftS=
glaube. Sc bra11dt nur Elm 5tpet=
felnoes @ort 5u fallen: aqes tptro
amgitlidy n1p6 11erbos, berliert ou6
6en @la1ben an Dos, moran man nod
Dor fur3em feitgebolten, tpaS nod Dor
menigen Mtn11ten Elm @run6 Ser
6peu6e gemeien, iebt legt iid anf Die
fe frii6en, farbieen &offnungsblim=
Iein ser meblige, idtpere &eif nno
pergiftet un6 triibt 6ie ebe6em 10
|lidte, %ionnenbe1e Mtbmofpbare. M=
les begtnt 5u tpapfen un6 51 1dtpan=
Ten = nnb 6o9 fonnte cine @eele,
Elm ein5iges @ort ones retten.
M9 tpie eridmerem ii@ sic Men=
iden lire Gage ielbit 10 iebr bo6nr6,
|bdB, mert zines troitloS lit, es ou4
oie an6ern mer6en. MnltaH 6aB man
elm @ort bes &roites iagt, 6riidt man
no@ felbit arf Sic 2ait 1n6 ma6t 6aS
9ebe1t no6 idmerer als es obmebin
li9on lit. Da begegnet cine iunge
&riegspitttpe ibrer Superintendent
auf Ser @troBe; iie beginnen 5n re-
Sen bon Sen S9reden 6es &rieges>
Ser au9 ibr Sen 1ieben Mann ge=
ro11bt un6 MN f11dt iie @rtperb ltn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
pfIaume #.

Tule eine Tlaf@e breipiertel pon
frif@er ungepaf@ener un6 ungetnadz
hr Pfaumenitetne un6 gieBe fe po1
NIT 96pro5entigem beftem Meingetft,
forte gu un6 la7e Dier5ebn Sage itez
ZEN. Damn 9iebe Ben @etngeift ab,
ft1triere i'm, me1e i'm unb mi1@e gu
ie Elm pint @eingetft elf un3en in
Elm Ptnt @aher geto@ten un6 gut
abgef9dumten 3uder. Tgarbe nad
8elieben NIT Smarag6grun. ST Der
pflaumengeiit nt@t tlar, ftltrtere nod
einmal. @or5igli@er 2ttDr!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Mpfe1eiert If n.

Mus MeN, Mi1@ uno bier Giern
ma9t man eine,n ni@t gu bidflifftgen
Seig. Miirbe Mepfel tper6en gef4dlt,
bonn &ernbaus befreit, Damn in @@eiz
ben ge19nttten. ge3udert un6 cine
@tunbe bei1eite geitellt. Mun bddt
man aus benz Seig 6unne @iertuden
uno 5par erit auf elmer @eite, legt
Damn Mpfeli@etben oben ouf ben nod
f1i11igen Setg unb flint etpas Butter
6ariiber. Damn ldbt mon ben Sudden
oben lei@t anbaden, penoet Jpn NIT
6i1fe eines Sellers un6 ldbt bann Die
Mepfel gar baden. Sober Sudden miro
nit 3uder be1treut.
@@meinsaun9e in Mfpit.
3utaten: 3mei Big bret @@ipein5z
3urger, elm 2orbeerblatt, @al5, cine
;3miebel, eine Melte, Pfeffer, 6leti@z
@rtratt, feds Bis a@t B1att @elatine,
cine bolbe Safe gutter @eineifig, perl=
3%piebeln, Pfeffergurten, rote &uben.
Na@oem bic 3ungen in @al5mai ct
NIT Den @emir3en mei@geto@t fino,
3iebe man Die 9aut ab unb i@neibe
sic 3ungen in feline @@eib@en uno
or6ne lie obpe4felno nit perlamiez
beln, @urfen unb rotten Riben in elmer
@9uHel. Damn berette man aus Ger
entfetteten 8riibe unter 3uiaB bon
Tleii@z@rtratt, @iiig uno @elatine
Sen Mipit, ben man na4 benz &lGren
nod parm iber Die 3ungen 9iebt.
gla@ benz pollitdnoigen @rtalten f.ur3t
man ben Mipit, garniert nit Somaten
unb @terpiertelr1 uno ferniert 8rattar<
toffeln ba3u.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
@fefferz&Ipps 9.

@oftiges @inofleii@ miro in @@etz
ben gef@nitten, 6ieie 9etlopft uno
i@i@tentpei1e in cine &aferole gelegt,
in nel9er man ettpa ,etn @iertelpfun6
Butter gebrdunt bat; 3mtf@en- Die
6lei5@ftide itreut mon 9eftobenen
pfeffer, @al3 unb 3miebelf4etben,
gieBt eine SoKe 8rube ober @aher
6ariber un6 ldBt 6as 5leif@ auf g.
ltnbem 6euer mei4 to@en. @@lieBz
lt@ tann man Elm babies @1as@en
@eiBmein gu Der @auee gieben, in
tpel@er mon Sen &lops ouf ben Slid
bringt un0 &artoffeln 6o3u ferpiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Werb1ie 6ranen.

@enn sic N%erp0litdt beruriaht
miro ourb 8%eritopfung, mie es bal1.
fig ser SOL lit, erboltet Sbr roide
8efreiurg, menr Sbr @bamberlain's
Toblette nebmt. Gieie Eablette Der.
beiiern ouh Die @erbauung. 9u fau=
fen in @enrp's Corner Grug @tore.
- Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
fir lire lieben flint 4sin-
ner - 1fmfnnft 01at11 mnIt nipfp. hnIn

Sero1e1p1t rur 1bre lreDen 1unT Stt1'
Der - umionft. Scum malt oieie, balo
iene imr1er @rou in @rau bie
uf11rdtbaren @erluite," BEN ~idred,
liden Eoo," 6ie rgroBe Motb," oie
uboben Bretie" unb meib @ott, mas
nod aqes; ober feine bat ben Mutb,
audi nl1r einen 2ibtitreifen Dem bii-
Itern @il6 ein3ufuger, Der bod iider-
lid porbanben unb mebr borban6en
lit, alS Die beiben in ibrm l1nper=
ltanb es ieben. @ie bielen fonnte
piel leid)ter iiber ale un6 oie gr0Bten
5dtpierigteiter bes Qebens bintpegge-
bolfen mer6en, pen11 bieier 2idtitrei-
fen mebr ms Muge iener Menl6en
falen miir6e, 6ie iid nit Mblidt 6e1n-
ielben emt3ieben. 9as @ottpertrouen
miibte eroBer iein, Die Soffn1ng ouf
@ottes @itte un6 8armber5igfeit
miiBte geitarft mer6en, sic gnttau=
idungen I'M 2eben 6iirften nidt 10
peraugemeinert unb ntdt 10 emit &c.
11ommen meroen. DaB 6od 6ie Men=
Iden ar1 mie sic Sonmenubr n1r sic
beiteren Stl1n6en 3ablen monten nno
nidt bloB sic 6iiiteren un6 idlpar5en;
aber horin liegt eS: 6as 2idt lit
ielbitperitanolid, 6abon reject mani
nidt, Ser Sdotten un6 6ie Modt
bleibt 11ns tiefer baften lit Der @eele
ols oos 2idt.
$50 lino Sic itarfen Seelen? Sebt
miiiien iie berbortreten un6 sic Be-
triibten tr0iten, 9idt bringen in tire
5eele. Ste baben iebt IN Ser idtpe=
ren 3eit nn6 inn fommenoen 8in=
ter cine groBe Mufgabe; m0gen iie
ibr geredt mer6en. @obl benz Sau=
ie, gliidlid iene Tamilie, in Ser cine
Seele iid fin6et, Die es beritebt, 6ie=
ies @oHpertra11en 1idt MIR I'M eige=
mem &er5en a~lle3eit felt5ubalten, ion=
oern es or6 int redden M%ugenblide
freigebig un6 freu0ig an6eren mit5n=
tbeilen.
Die1es @ottpertra1ter miro Inn 10
gr0Bere Sr1tbt tragen, lie grober Sic
Demutb 6erer it, sic ouf Den &errn
bertrauen ut1o I'M ieine @%armber5ig-
felt fleben.
u@ertrauet nidt ouf 6iirlten> nidt
arf Meni6mefin6er, BET 6enen feine
&ilfe lit. STR @eilt gebt oabin uno
febrt in ieinen Staub 5urid; am iel=
ben Sage ftn6 ale tire @nidlage 6a=
FIN. Selig Ser, 6eiien Seller ser
@ott SSafobS lit, Der feline &offnung,
o11f SEN &errn ieinen @ot iebt, Ser
&immel uno gr0e gei9uffen bat uno
6aS Meer n1ro allies, tpaS 6arin it,;
ser Srerte balt etpiglid, ser 6en Int
1er6riidten &edt i6offt un6 BEN Suit
gernoen 8roo gibt. Ser &err befreit
0re @efa11get1en, DER 9err erlenDle1
6ie Blin6en. Der @err liebt sic &C.
redten. Ser @err beldiitt Die
6rem6linge, er nimmt iid Ser @ai=
fen nn6 @itttpen an; 6od Ben @eg
6es @ottloien fibrt er IN Sic SIRE.
Ser &err lit &0irig etptgli@, Dein
@oH, 0 Ston, bon @eid1e6t 5m Sc
i6le@t." @. 1867
ga, Demutb un6 8eideioenbeit
un6 elm beiBes Sleben un6 8eten lit
mebr uertb als oQe ib%ertriebener
'Spe%culationer un6 &ef1erionen.
u8as Sir gu tpnn6erbar lit, 90
na6 froge ndt, un6 >pas Dor Sir
perborgen tit, 6mod fori@e ni@t. Mn
oas, tporiiber Dir Madt gegeben tit,
oenfe, BERN 6os @erborgene baft SUI
nidt notbig." (Sei. Sir. 3, Ply
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
bau$ und bof.
&iebpflcse int @inter.

SSn ei11em talten un6 ihrpaereiden
@inter ioQten Die 5ormer ibrem
8iebitan6 iorgfaltige Nflege ange6ei~
ben lalien. 2ei0er iiebt man bei mani
dem Sormer SOS arme 8ieb bon
Morgen bis Mben6, trob &alte un6
|Sd11ee, I'M &ofe ber11m1teben. Madt
mani einem iolden @iebbeiiber @or=
~iteqnnget 6iei erbalb, 10 meint er
glei6miitbig, Dos @ieb lift 6as &C.
mobnt un6 es muB 6od au6 6en
Strobidober 5uiammenfreiien. Man
fann lid fa11m einen 8egriff mod]en,
mie es iiberbaupt 2eute gibt, sic 10
merig Mitlei6 fin lire Sbiere boben
un6 ibrem @el6beatel 6mrd) cine fol-
de 8eban6l11ng 6er Mildfiibe einen
unbered)enbmen Sda6en 5ufiigen.
Gin 5armer in @isconlin idreibt,
tpie er iein @ieb balt:: @or alien 9in=
gen fat mein @ieb einen tparme1r
Stau, utr1 ei11err iol6en fam mn6
ioute Elm ie6er in 6ieier @egen6 fir
fem @ieb baben. So ser @inter bier
10 lang un6 6esbalb biel 611tter er=
for6erlid lit, 10 ridte id mi6 10 einv
6ab i9 o11d inn @inter einen @etrag
an @ild reip. 81etter alS @riab fir
B1tter 5uriidbalte, 5umal ia immer
i'm @inter sic 8utter einen b0beren
8peis bat. @as 6os Sittern anbe=
langt, 10 gebe man 6es Morgens alS
er ite Station &1nfeln nn6 @aiierrii=
BEN 5e%rfleinert, gemengt nit etpas
@drot un6 3tuor laiie man Ger tie,
&afer un6 &oggen mablen (gemengD,
tpdbren6 sos @ieb 6ieleS friBt, mer
Sen sic @iibe gemolfer. @trob Dor
gelegt, 10 btel tie frelien m0gen; Die
&eite mer6en fo6am our @treu ber=
tpan6t. @s miro bel mir iberba1pt
allies Strob 6ur6 SEN Srog Dutter=
frippe) gefiittert, uno befomtnt mein
@ieb feline @elegenbeit, ben Strob=
ihober 6urdeinam6er 5u tperfen, 6os
@trob in ale @in6e 5u ger tre1en
1n6 a~n6ertpdrts GIT ber6erben. @lei6
1admittags miro es CUR Sranfe ge=
lalIen, nn6 mdbren6 6em miro Ger
gtan gereimigt, frii6 gel treut nn6
sos @ieb Observation-Disclosures. MlS
Mittagsmab1 befommen Tie MaiSiten=
gel, gegen IS l1br mieoer &iben
nit @9rot, 6ana@ miro mie6er &C.
molten nn6 gebe i6 io6ann CUR @adt
gntes &eu.
@eit IS Sabren bin id 6armer uru6
babe id MIDI mdbren6 6ieler 3eit febr
tpobl BEL obiger @etbo6e befun6en>
,aaed tpas ben allmadtigen 9ouor an=
betrifft. @as btBden Mrbeit 6abei
fommt nidt in 8etraM, bat man ia
6od 6er 1ieben la1rgen @inter nidts
5m tbur, n1o nit SEN @e11igfeiten Der
3eitunge1 miro ma1t 6eS Mben6S no4
reidlih fertig.
Sen @11ter1 aber, SEN man i'm
ndditen @ommer bon gutgeboltenem
@ieb bat, enti6a6igt rei@li@ fir ale
.ongetpan6te Mrbeit mn6 i6einbare
Soften. Die &iibe fommen gut ge-
nGbrt a1f sic @ei6e un6 geben glei@
einen g1ten @rtrog an Mil6> poge=
gen iogenannte S%trobfreiier bis meit
in Sen @ommer binetn bra1then, Sen
bom @irter tnie6er ein5ubo=
len. Mud Sunepieb tit, mem in gu
tenn 3uitan6e I'M Sriibjobr otf Sic
@et6e gelaiien, biel friiber marff=
reif 10 6oB man es idon @nbe Sunni,
tpenm 6os fette @ieb fat imnoer rar
lit, an 6en Tleii9er berfaufen fanm.
selbitperitdn6lt@ lit io6am oer
Ireis b0ber un6 rnar erbalt fem I'M
@inter ongelegtes G11tter IN DoQarS
nn6 Gents NIT SS%11tereiien 5uriid.
The Washington times., 1915-04-26
AnSWers to Health Questions

the feet also in warm water every
night and morning. -;
Mrs. J. r. So. / have been gain
ing weight for the past ten years. | feel
sleepy all the time, and If sit down
W nat Will reduce my weight and euro
this sleepiness?
A. Avoid all pastries. candies. oils,
fats. greases and highly cooked foods.
else daily Join gymna sum and walk
great deal. Take corpus lutuem ia b.
let after meals and retire at O'Clock.
DO not cat more than two meals day.
A. F.-Q. What is cause Of rheuma-
tism. and how con IT be avoided? Is 1t
hereditary? | neither drink nor smoke,
my habits are good. and l have not been
subjected to exposure. and Yet for the
past few months | have suffered more
or less with 1t, being at times bed
fast. My doctor told me to abstain
from meat eating and use of coffee. and
to drink butt 5rInilk.' What foods should
be eaten and avoided? Also what
oranges, Strawberries. tomatoes, or
fruits and vegetables containing acid.
ard not 10 eat candy, honey; pres arves
also lemonad". while others tell me
tC drink II freely and also sour wine
ocC asionally. What is your opinion?
y. You can be helped il YOU will ac-
curately desribe your symptoms Write
me again with details.
DR.. Hirshocrg icH dmsUer questions
for readers Of The Times on medical,
hygienic aud sanitation subjects that are
OF general interest. He UiH not under
take to prescribe or otter adrice Jor in
diridudE cases. Where the subject is not
Of general interest letters rill be an
| SCered personally, il a stamped and dd-
dressed enClDSen Address n
| inquiries to Dr. L. h. Hirshber0, care
| this office.
The Washington times., 1915-04-26
Adding Fish To the Diet
-. Nutriment May Be Given at Lower ~
Cost By Care in Selection
BY MRS. CHRISTINE FREDERICK
copyright, 1915. by Mrs. Christine Frederick

beef. herring and roundsteak, mack
erel and mutton chops, are about
the same. The amount of fat is
greater in the meats, but as much OF
1t Is wasted In cooking or Is trimmed,
IT does not make up for the great dif-
ference In the amount of cost be-
tween salt fish and fresh meat We
can then add the group of salt and
smoked fish to our low cost diet,
being sure that an ample dish of
any salt fish rightly cooked. will give
our body as much nutriment as meat.
Perhaps one reason we do not use
such fish more Is because We are
not familiar and skilled in their
cooking A fish soup seems a deli
cacy capable OF being manipulated
only by Japanese or a Seandinav-
ian. But most attractive dishes can
be. made OF the salt fish IL we take
a little pains in the soaking, in the
picking apart and seasoning. Dried
fish, a good bread. and fruit may
seem like the diet Of an ascetic. but
1t offers all the needs Of a plenteous
meal.
Most Of the dried flsh like cod,
haddle (haddock) and mackerei
yield best to the souffle or creamed
forms Of cooking, since they are so
deficient in fat and starch that we
must build up our meal with these
other elements, so that an abundance
of potatoes or bread, butter or other
fat are needed to give taste and
quality to the meal.
Let us once in q while emulate the
frugal foreigner to whom dried fish
Is an indispensable food.
The Washington times., 1915-04-26

-HDRE are two types of
sauashes. the bush varieties
and the running varieties.
The bush varieties should be
planted in hills four feet apart each
way, and the running varieties eigtt
TO TN feet apart each way. Squashes
are prolific. and a supply for the
average family will ordinarily be
furnished by five or six hills OF
each sort. Squash seed should not
be planted until after danger Of
warm. The cultivation and care OF
squashes should be the same as that
given cucumbers or muskmelons.
The summer squash Is prepared for
the table in several ways. 1T may be
boiled and eaten with butter, pepper.
and salt, or 1t may be parhoiled and
then fried. 1t may also be sliced
without boiling, soaked In water
with a little salt. and then fried In
egg and bread crumbs or cracker
crumbs, like eggplant, Winter va
rieties are stewed or steamed, to be
served with butter and salt, or are
prepared in the same way for pie fill
ing, They may also he baked and
served in the shell or the nesh may
be scraped out after baking and
served With butter and salt.
Varieties recommended: The va
rietles of summer squash commonly
grown in the South are Pattypan.
summer Crookneck. and Vegetable
Marrow. OF the winter squashes,
the Delicious and Hubbard are a
mong the best.
To get a crop OF early tomatoes the
seed should be started about eight
weeks before time for setting the
The plants can be grown in cold
-. -....l. .r,,.nr Z. - .,
The Washington times., 1915-04-26

The Georgetown W. C. T. L. met at
the home of Mrs. Russell. SIT Sixth
street northwest. last Thursday after
noon. The Union ordered FIVE tenn
perance maps of the United States for
presentation to the schools of George
town. The president Of the chapter
read from the Union Signal" a letter
written by Mrs. Emma Shelton the Dis
trict president
Mrs. William Glib. superintendent Of
the department of official publications
of the w. c. T. O., urged members to
subscribe to the "union Signal" and the
Young Crusader" a social hour fol-
lowed the business meeting and re"
frcshments were served by the hostess.
The Washington League of Right
Thinking and Right Living. Of which
Mrs. William B. Orme is president, will
The Washington times., 1915-04-26
THE TIMES DAILY MA AGAZINE PA @ E
Power to Foil Disease
Increases Under Genius
Of Vaccine DISCOVERIES
By DIR. LEONARD KEENE H1RsHBERG,
BY the Newspaper Feature S srvice. Incl

were smitten right and left with what
seemed to be at first a sore throat"
so many fatalities occurred, however
that DR.. Rosenow of Chicago, myself,
and others were. led to look for the gull
ty microbe. DR.. ,Rosenow discovered 1t
first and called the malady malignant
sore throat"
Here was a new disorder with the hu-
man. race woefully non-immune. Be-
twixt the newly built-up immunity and
a thorough quarantine of the epzoatic
in the cows which gave the Infected
milk. this new and treacherous affection
has been temporarily brought to. book.
Soon or late however the immunes In
these cities will be substituted by nom
inmuncs, One COW will have blisters on
her udder and new toll will be taken.
Prof. William II. WEIGH was one of
the pioneer pathologists to suspect that
the bacteria also became immune to
man. A dozen and more years ago he
proposed the theory that the germs
which become immune to the defensive
juices and tissues of the human race
thereby achieve u superior power over
mankind.
The Goal of Science.
Briefly, when the microbe becomes i'm
mune to you the malady is vicious and
dangerous. II, on the other hand, you
succeed in an outpouring of fluids which
counteract, neutralize. destroy and de-
YOUR the germs your fabrlc Will con-
tinue ever afterward to make this anti
bacterial stuff This is the eXplana-
tIon of immunity.
Guinea pigs have never become i'm
mune to tubercle bacili. While mice
are always fatally affected by the pneu-
monia germ. In other words. pneu-
mo-cocCi and the hacili of tuberculosis
are always immune to these animals
The human race, nevertheless. has built
up partial immunity to these twoIaf-
flidions, only the weaker members Of
the human tribe falling i'll with them
However there are two diseases
caused bv ultra microscopic animalculae e
rabies or hydrophobia and cancer
which are absolutely immune to man 8
tissues. These microbes kill the mace
and survive all conquests.
Happily. the genius of Pasteur Won
Behring. Flexner. Wright and other
discoveries of immunity making meth
| DDS. has evolved the act of weakening
| microbes as we'll as making mortal man
| less mortal In fine. the structures of
| large creatures are made virulent and
| destructive to germs and germ poisons,
! and the day ia not far distant when a
| few pin pricks in the arm or a sting
| from the hypodermic needle. less un-
pleasant than a mosquitoes stab. will
make man immune to all disease caused
| by parasites and the corresponding
| germs susceptible TO the person i'm
munized.
The Washington times., 1915-04-26
Washington Affords Full
Opportunity for Attempting
Agricultural Education
School-Farm Land Can Be Acquired AT Nominal Cost
Mothers and Fathers Have Means AT Hand For Insist
ing on Best Form of Activity for Their Children.
BY ANNA BOGENHOLM SLOANE.
lConNrisht. 1915. by Miss Anna B. Sloanel

through such opportunities, agricultural
education would cost nothing, 80,
There is no phase of municipal nte
SO mportant to any community as !, ts
children. II the District Is not pro-
vided with funds for the purchase OF
school. farms, Congress- should provide
such funds. II the District is short
of money for educational purposes 1t
should. IL necessary, sclmp on some
thing else. Mothers and fathers, the
taxpayers Of tile community. have the
right to demand the very best educa-
tional advantages for their children.
A Method of Action.
There are some seventy or eighty
Mothers Clubs in Washington and in
addition a large number Of Womens 8
Clubs, large portion OF whose men,
bers are mothers.
The president Of each of these clubs
should feel it her duty to bring the
school farm question to the attention
of her association and have that body
discuss its advantages both from the
viewpoint of wholesome influence dur
Ing vacation months and from the point
of view of the benefit of agricultural
education. II the members, after due
consideration, declare themselves In
favor of the question let them instruct
their secretary to write letter to the
Board OF Education to that effect. The
Board Of Education will always give
consideration to the expressed wishes
of parents and taxpayers.
1t Is not necessary for mothers and
fathers to be members OF any organiza-
ton in order to express their wishes
in regard to their children's education,
or vacation opportunities. to the Board
OF Education. Every mother Snd every
father who cares about these questions.
or who will take the trouble to form
an opinion about them should feel 1t
a duty and privilege to express his or
her thoughts and wishes in this matter.
Should the Board of Education he
come overwhelmed by. appeals which
because Of lack of funds 1t Is unable
| to grant, it will forward these appeals
to the proper authorities and funds
will be forthcoming. The will Of par
ents and taxpayers can not fail to re-
| coive consideration by the civic govern
! ment