davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bonn Sobe abbcrnten.

GoDaros. @enrp @Snoros. EN-
ariegspefernn. itorb om 1iensta9
in ieinem @eim, 523 iuol. 9. Giro
.Bc. i'm >tlter pom 81 Sobren. 0r.
Gbporos NOR N1itglico Der Gompa9.
ME e oes 1. @istoniiner &egimenls,
uno madlte beinobe Den eon5en Dir
gerfrieg nit. Gr ~binterlGBt 5lpci
Softer hno einen Sobn. 0os DC.
ar0bniB fono eeitern inter ben Stu.
ipi5ien oes 8iliOn Golmeu EoitenS
l;ntt.
S0rre. 8enoel GGrre itorb geitern
Nlor9en I'M 8ouie ieiues 9ruoer5.
SO iHol. 7. Strobe. 0r. 90rre mtir.
Sc 1881 in 90bmen geboren uno fam
1886 nof Ga Groiic. Gr MAJ Sdub.
moher uno nrbeitete filr GorI @eiell
Or. uno 9Sm. StroilB or. Gas ee.
grdbniB ilnoet am Sonlstog Worgen
pom @~ohnbnuie ieines 8ruoer, nm
bol6 8 llbr uno cine babe Stun0c
ipotcr bon DER &atbeorale aus aur
Dem fotholiihen %0rieoboie itatt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
@rnnbtisentbums=M arit.

0olgenoe @runoeigentbums- llebcr.
tragungen puroen on Den lebtcn Sa-
gen porgenommen:
Nto9odleno Spies an Inor. 81. SobI
bon &eitbp. 9elistbum III Comm
Sanaor, tur $1,000
!. !. SrooD pon @ilfin Gounto i'll
4flnnciota an Snbn 9roon uult
S%rempelcou &ountu. 0elistbunl in
Comm &ollano, $1,000
Y. ). Roberts an 9iaiam YbiQips.
10 Ndcr Sono i'm CONN BURNS,
tlir $400
(homds Eierce al Ghriitiio Selbodl
Surm in Somn SbeIbn $4,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
L. Nabn's Nantleipcn.

Virpcl - Irtsbriidc Gcsenc
r~crIdnuinocn ihncH infolQc DER lin.
Sernben unb heiIcnNcn Glalit0tcn
ron IT. @obiou'S Gcicnto Gintment.
CiuerIei no eS lit. mic ihljmn mo
mie oIt. Or. Sobiou'S Gcnemo Sint-
rtent miro ieoe Spur Se2 2eioenS
utiernen GS miro Der Nolit sic nu.
tlirIifc &eihhcit mo 0lothcit mic.
ocrae6en. 2niicn Sic Sbr aino nift
Ieihen, brnuhcn Sic Or. &nbion'S
GcSesuo Ointment. IS 1T anrantirt.
Seinc Sur. feinc @c5obIima. SOC
bel ibrem I~pothcter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
&ai(fr milbrlm's Str Gtburtstaq.

start ian i'm Sdmer5; nibt WHnlden, was nnerrcidbar uber
uertblos ut; 5mtrteSen ien init Dem Sa9, me er fommt; in alien
os u tie inheu NIB Jrrnoe an Der Natnr nmb ben BEN d. c II 10
ben, mie ne nm cnmal limb; fnr tamcnS bitcre StnuocH Hd nit elmer
rin5igen irOhcn, uede ihOn 1T, uuh ans Sus nnS a0ruem immcr
lem Setes geben, and menn es teimeu Cant erfabrt; N@r bas lernf
nns fam, 1T sn @ladlidcr, oreer uub StoIscr, mS INNER idon
uiro lem Tcben ietn" Gairr &hblm III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
So43eitssloden.

6rl. Caroline 9impcrt. 227 Dill
StroBe, mi Sscnr Gngdos mrlrocn
am Yfittmorh AbcnS i'm @ouic Der
Sraiit getrol;t.
Oie ioleenbrn a%ppllfantcn ertlel.
ten in &inonn ,inen 9odl5citscrldub
nlBldein:
Spicpb Eari5ef uno Srl. Annu
Gorer. beioc DON Ga Groiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

iett. Die omrh ben Mrieg iiber eas
hcntidle Saterlauo bereinaebrpd,en
1T, BON einer Offcntlitcn Seier lei.
ites @cbnrtstagcs abgeieben iueroe.
Spiitc abtr Scmano Den Srama iiih.
ien, hieiem Teittage cine beionocre
SSsibe 5n pcrleiben, 10 bittet Der SAT
Ier oarmm, Der &ittlpen nno 9Saiiea
gefalener &riegcr nno amoercr
Observation-Disclosures sn geoenfen.
Niles bas iiebt benz 0aiIer uul-
fpmmcn abnlid, senn CT 1T pffcmbar,
nat mnieren Sesriffeu bier in Nine
rita, nid)t 10 iebr ein Scrrifer sum
@uttesgaanen iuuoern Elm Goelmtuid,
Der Seele. Mebr ais je idlaseu
ihin bente bic oemtifsn Screen in.
limb je idDanslifer Nna mnS Sraa
mo nieSrise 8%emeiubeit lin sm per-
f~lcinern indleu, nm 10 bD5er bebt lin
bos Sertranen elmer einiacn Station,
oes ScatidJtbnms in Der eansen
Nelti
@as f0nute Siricn Mann, Den oic
6eidlifDte emit ais einen Scr ar6stcn
eilcr 3eiten fetern oiirits, beiier fenn-
stldlnen ais Der I~nSiprnd', ben mir
GinsansS oieierSSiomnns citiren? is
1T Die eOneeutrirte yebcms : Ibilciu-
phie zines ouu Der %oriebnng rcidl-
begabten, reiherbliibten nno hrlbcn-
mntbig aigeuanoten Slmraftcrs,
Sein in ibrem inneriteu !6crsem iel5it
Die &elt ietncr gSiocriader anfrifti.
&C SeiunnOernns nift psriaeen fam,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Serionalia.

@r. mn 6rou Sobn Heb-
balm. 913 iibl. 10. StroBc, muir
cen aeitern ytorgen nurf Die De
burr zines Gnoben crircut.
SRI. SeOna 0uiin lit pom Stout
College 1eimgefebrt.
@ermom 9rnoR 500 iiibl. ..
Strose. unter5og it'd, fiir5lidj I'M 20
Groile Spltol elmer operation. Gr
betinoet iidl oui Der 8eiierlmg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Snsnhsunss=B tsweiier.

Ga 6ruKe GDcater. - Seoen HGhmiitaa
uno &beno &nuoepiqe : 8oritelun9en-
gsaiefic. - Sonntd9 HdfmittG9s nnn
4benos @auoenille Yoritellungen; an
Den @odeningen GRANDCHILDREN.
eiipn. - Seoen Nadmitta9 uno Ibeno
@anoelbiIoer.
GaNnp. - Seoen 9admittag uno Abenc
@anoeIbiloer.
9be Stranb - Tan Der Sadion StrnBe)
Seoen gbeno &onoelhiloet.
etar. - Seoen Rabmittag uno Abenn
RanoeIbiIoer.
Como. - (Roroieite.) - Seoeu Nad>
mittae unb abene @anoelbiIocr.
- Noroieite. )-Seoeu Rahs
mittag unO a6eno GRANDCHILDREN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Nus ben 0tri6ttn.
Gnnntnaeriht.

&egcn 8urlmelei mirbc @enrn
9ocen Der on Der Mornon Goulee
9tonb mnbrt. SIT so Saecn 'poft per
nrtbellt. IS lit nidlt uusgeidloiicn
ooR or nuf ieinen @eiitcsSuitanb un-
tcriuht mcroen miro, ga in leinelu
GberitiibGlcn nift IIlcs in Cronune
iein ioII.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Srdsscriht.

SanrS :. Coleman. Der pom &is.
mart, 81. o. Sirnfgcholt lplirbe, en-
hielt Elm >Sobr 3uhtbn,ts. Gr botte
5Npei Derthloie @beds i'll Der gtntin
uuIbonf, reip. @atnpion 9ont cin-
toilirt.
SIN areisgeridlt bsgonnen aGtern
Die Serhonblunecn in oem SOIL sri.
Gunner gegcn Or. @otierion; Die
Nloae Ioiitet befanutliG aif 9rndl
nes Ghepcrlorehens. TaS Guhlifuni
mo Sie Observation-Disclosures MIR
Gen nib; ~5iiaeldileu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Is Sfiiec @sbnliiu uerIanat.

Gin iunaes RoSden ans gutter
Tonilie un0 ultt inter l6 SahreH
iinoet I'M ~9ioroltern" .Gnutor aracs
nchme 9nitelluna unh fornerlid1c
auSbiInune. @leid onSumeloen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
3n ~urrfnnicn.

cine ioit nelic .lforoitcrn~ 9tGh.
moidiue nit eli oen uclieitcn alta.
dement's HNhUtfrogeu i'm
Roroitern &ontor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

Ter rentife aaiier icierte am
Snnncrstns, Den q. Sannar, iciucl
@ebnrtstHs. 6r warS 81 Sabre alt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

3tc Gual0noer inllten sen IS.
men ans jhrcm @appen beicitiacll
uno Nurh einn Raroer ericeen- 81,
men &riei morSer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

Suta Scr 4aiircn on @ricdlcn.
lono: -phi> miuit on nitt mein Sul-
Der iein, 10 ldlIog i'd sir Sen Sdld'
Sci ein."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
@enn Sic ieben iuuaen

hoheroolee Ntiiblen : Sol5orbeitep
nno @nrtbol5. 6ubboocn. fiinltIeriide
entmiirfe i'll Ornamental -&unitela5
umo smor oleS unier eigeneS
Tabrifnt, oom beiufen Sic III.
lere 0eliftieungS &1ume. 9reiie
garantirt nie9rig, Die GuolitGt IN Be-
trodlt ge5o9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Wabiion lit bas @anber3iel.
Ter repmblfamiIde Grngref erlpedts
grDfes Sntereiie.

don porgcitcru
trofen 5oblrcid)e
Gelegaten gum
republitaniih c II
Stnots Gons
uent i'll Wooiion
Gin. 0os SITE.
relic filr oieie
reoubIifoni d. u
%eriamlmluns it
orob.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
6iuiam mnS ucrIaIen acitorbsn

6iuiam unS pcrlaiien aeitorben
eSn ihrem 3immcr. 902 iitol >. Ctr.
DaS tic icit Sonutog niht ~perIolien
hotte. muroe Sri. @uuea 2icu. ell
81 Sabre nItes W0ot,en. ON GIens.
tag Abeno foot nuiacfunoen. Sie
crrl0hrte iih nut @oid)en mo ourdl
ihr auSbleibeu aui elmer Nrbeits
itotte muroe Tcrooht rege. mon he
nohritiiete sic Toli5ci. uno ojcic
mnhtc Die obiae Gntoedun1. An-
idcineno muroe Sri. Glen pom Sdla,
&C %oetroiicu. SSn ibrem 3immer fano
nlun @crtbpnpierc unh @clo I'M Be.
TRACE onn $2612.50.
Chr cin5lger @rubcr, Gle ". 2ief,
bon @eitbu miro 6as er6e ieincr
Sdnneitcr antrctcu. ToS GegrobmlB
pm SSrl. Glen iinOct morgen itett
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

Sfenef5aDl SCTHtH DcriuHgtTI.
Sod, elmer nellen itootiihcn Dor
ifriit f0nn5n Steuerpilid)tige nod
im 3ebruor hire Steuern 5oblen obnc
8eiabr 5u lalliel Detroit al meroen.
9tod Dem /. Wdr5 miro Der i1ligrn
Steuer leoot > Ero5ent Strnie bin.
5ugefiigt meroen.
@iien6ahn Stencrn. Qie in "a
Groile cinlollien0cn 9obnen babeil
iolgenoe Stantsitellern 3u entrihten:
GortbipelternL $500 S9; Ofilmou-
Tee, $L3S3,123; burlington. 1896,
500; Sontbeoltern $3951. vile
3eiQen cine fleine Nhnohnle in Der
@eiteuermg i'm &ergieid mn 1915,
ullsqenommen ole S~outbenitern. 0ie
$l53 mebr 5I Snblen bot,
Standardization miro geihlonen,
%9'eitintmte Sefehle muroen erIaiien
oie Observation-Disclosures al
Der Stote SroBe, 5miidlen 6ront uno
=. Strnbe, um II. 6ebruor 5u idlie'
zen. Iiclelbe nuroe bier int Eopem
Der 1911 etablirt uno in oerleIoeu
maret 5ulcet - EoiteebiIien befd)ai.
tlgt, Die 0as Sortlrcn Der Eodcte ilir
Mtinncioto rn0 orc Gototes gu b..
iorqen bditeu. 2ieie Arbelt loa lett
III WiIpuitee bcIorgt mer0en.
ScrlGngt GrmGFignns Der Tradlt.
2ie "a Grolie Clippers Aiiociotion
bot cine @ingGbe an oie Sntcrltntc
Commerce Gonmifi0n gcridltet. III
meihcr INIT @crabieeung Der Sraht
oui aoble uon @eit &irginIeu nudl
ga 9roiic gebeten miro. Us miro
behouptet DAB 10 Gents per 5ounc
con Den &obueu 81 pieI berednct
miro. mo oaB Die Jiute nnd REQ
iSing, Blum. melde Stu0t nod
ipeiter entitrat lit. nieorigGr iii.
Nblulptrteu ole hodlidlule. lie
~ioIgenoen SdIler hnben ibrei Fer
min in Scr 3odlihule abioIuirt
Gam Anoerion. Gcrtriibe Golfer
on, Saiae Gurlep. Alto 1uhlQren.
SSnhn Iifens. Nugo Gnbres. gSoiter
Gnorcs, Soma Goe, 7orotbn @epr
ge. Gono 0aniclL Srene Nnrlen In
rptbp Sn1botf ,5lorence anmpridlror.
S;eru acijcr. Scoua aifbuidl Abuer
2auman. 5obu Seisgm1. Rar9areth
2nons. eurice WlctSlodliE. Bona
9teliou. either Cliou. eertruoe Ye
iermonn. Gurl Shnbert Nirf Sol5.
&alter ScIbo, Martin Gcifu uu0
Irtb g&biltler.
6rls. Mt@lohIm unb Cine crbieI
Ten orc criten @brcn.
llebuna mir Maihinengeiuebreu.
Gos &ricgsdmt i'll Malhlngton trlfit
a%eaerportig Die Announcements iiir
eincn llcbimgsfurius Der Nlsconlt
ner Electromagnetic i'm ShieBen NIT
neutrality-suspicious.. Ter 2urluS
miro im fnmmenocu Sommer in
Edntp Ioualns itntttinocn. NEEDLES
eclGnbe nod Ausipruh BON Arnlee.
oifisieren mr. leue Smcdc por5uglif
acidoffcu iii. auh Rnldmeuge,
Observation-Disclosures Der reguIorcn M.
me mcroen Damn in Camp Gouglo$
iciu uuo NIT oen Nili5irllppcu Man6.
her obbdIien. An Den llebunaeu
neroen Die Gompoanieu aus @til-
n,nI,fcn Nncinr mn lMrnr11 Mnn fhni1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
q euefte RnSei9en
Slcinc spcsialnnseisen fuhcm:

lleber 25 &orte 2 Gents ero gSort.
Sic Worte ~SerIan9I". ~3n perfaus
len. v3u pcrmietben" YSbeilhaber pers
lan9t". II. |. H., inpie Die @orelien llno
Elm She'll Der An5ei9en mn miiilen be,
Ter Sreis : Serednung ais &orte mitge,
5dhlt perben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Die EOt nad Der alien Sci:
lmatb.

Nad) GcutihIano, SeIterreid) : lin.
eorn. Suremburg unb Der Siirfei &C,
ben Die nohiten Goitienounaen noil
H.cu ycrf mie folgt oh:
3. 6ebruar - ~Selie SIap" nab
Sopcnboeen.
II 6ebruar - Oscar H. tlad
Sopenba9en.
10. 6ebruor - o9ereensfjoro"
nod Bergen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Gfene aeimMt.

Gin lunser oeutider Mann n it auten
enpfehlunsen inht cine Stele in einem
Sotel ooer 5ieItourant. poer audi ipnitiae
8eItdftiguns. Ar5uiragen i'm rHoroitern"
gpntor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

ar6eitcrmaussl. Mie ans Scontc
Gountp ~geHeloet miro. bobelu ole
QroBen Standardization neS uoro.
liten 9Sisconiin iehr inter Dem Nton.
gd an arbciteru Si leioen. Gie itaat
lltcn Observation-Disclosures limo
nIdlt i'll DER 2a1e. Den itorten @coori
iu hedeu. Die 90bnc iilr bic Dan.
ner bel freier Stntion lin0 90 bis 26
Collars. ooh merocn ole @cielldui
len mohI bol6 qcsmimocn lcin, 0ell
Gobn hetr6htIih SIT crb0hcn. % cS
eet in Stodtc aerIa nnoerncitiaC
4rbcit albt uno Die mciitcn Nrbciter
0ic gtrbeit I'M &uncreu Scr I'M Irci.
I'll uor3icheu. And Sic @ohnen i'm
Stnate babcn arcBe Miihe. ocnilaenN
~Elrbettcr 5u bcfontmen. uu0 MN limo
Olidl nod 0lc DISQUALIFICATION OoNl
actonmteiL melhe altdl bel hohcn Cob.
men Irbeitcr iud)en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
Nidt Sn
Srci Sabrcn!

Cbaleid i'd oftmoIs onSeiqs.
oob id) Icoermonn cine polbe
Sluid,c pom @rep's Nerbo Son.
ia probiren loiic. mo mern
nidlt 5uirie0cnitellelio Die 5at
micNer acrne 5uriId5nhle. mcnn
Ole onocre Nolfte Der 6Ia
Idle 5urild9ebrodt miro. il
miroe in orci Nobrcn nid,t cine
cin5lac suriidgebrutt. Sic per
bat SuacbeL bo6 Dies aemiR
n~ortbciIhaft fiir oieicS piinocr-
hare Suiten uno GrfoItinaS.
4iittel ipridlt. Sd Iobe SIC
hermit Elm. cine SIoIdc oui Die,
ic 9c6ineuug hin Su perluhen
Ndlf1udsnnU
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

NObleagas &%sraiitnnarn. Cine
9tenae Sooesfdlle, melhc lid III ocu
lceten folten Saqen miolGe pom Sob
lcngas &erGiitlmQcn I'M Stdntc
trciguct haben. uGrauldBtcn oen DC
lunobcifsinlpcitor in 0tnoiion. Die
acute 5u pori1cr. bel Dem ~iturttl
pei5eu Der Sdlilcr ia niht Die Ben
ItiIution 81 pcrqeiielr. Sbiircn ulo
Geniter lUllten audi in scr itrendeli
aGltc fugi',r acoiinet pet0cr. nm
Ilriife Surt III sic Subcn 81, .alicn.
Gin frildl aeIllllct'5 3lnrulcr miro
al,dl niei icidlter moi III, ais ctu ,5'Gi.
lfsr nit itidiger. oumpier quit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
&ieb6eltamo Ses Staates.

&icbbsitano oeS Stuafes. 2out
nmtlid1en 9erihten bat @isconiin
sur 3eit t,6S0.000 Gilhfiibe. On
GSoriabre CAB es $4,000 nenlgcr.
Ter @ertb Der Sbiere III ron $3.50
i'm &oriabre uitf $55 barobgegungcn.
Gerielbe 9eriht 5eigt. ooB eS I'M
Stoote 10000 Eferoc, 664 .O0O
5hafe, 2.t40.0O0 Shpeine mo
5000 MouItbiere gibt. Der Gurh.
idlnittspcrtb DER Tferoe bot i'd int
GergleidD 5um &orjobre beoeuterN
ICermCbrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
aleineS 6sner.

aleine5 Sener. SSn Dem Gontor
BON VI. 4. &uterr, 100 Ntoin Giro.
Be riftete anu Mittipoh Abeno 5slicr
einen Sd)aoen pon ca. $3.50 an. Gie
llriaf]e oes 9ronoes iii unbetonnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
50 4 s.

Stener5abl . Sermin U~criGusert.
Sod elmer neller itootiid)cn Dor.
ihriit fonn1n Steuerpilidltige nod
im 6ebruar hire Steuern 5oblen obHc
8eiabr 6u lalliGi Detroit AT meroen.
2toh oem /. Wdr5 miro DER i1uigcn
Steuer Ie0od , Xro5ent Straie bin.
5udcfll0t fuer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

NurmdlidlMle . Concert. 1as ON
Iienstdg Abcuo ;.eronitaltcte Con
cert BON Midrqnrct &cUcS bate lih
zines autcn 3ulpuihes 81 crfrcueL
mo Ole pom ibr gea5benen Neidugs-
,eiitunaeu lDurcn porjiiQlidle. bcior.
pcrs qefiel inns Die GnrtrnGsmeiic Der
adlt oelltidlcn SiCoer hes aus l19tum.
merit b~eltehenOen Erogramms. 0iner
dlttcn SegIeiter oui DEM alapier bottc
HE III @ru. Gbus. &eiB g%eiunoen.
dui oen Neutrality-suspicious.
Der 9tprmoliduIe itebt OILS n0hits
9tumuer ein &ortrug pon Sobl
0ioierieIo nut Ntoutna, Den I. sc.
bruor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28
las Serb6r iber bic Strancn.

Sas Ser1Dr jiber Die @fraEclr
bohn @ngelcaenbeit iinoet otn 10.
6ebruar, &ad,mittogS nm boIb 3
llhr. III Der hiefigeu 5tootbollc itott.
Sic orei ~folgeroeu @ilnid)e Der Stabt-
hehoroen foulmen oann sur Veipre.
Dung: 8eiiercn 1ienit on Der 23.
5troBc; 9etrieb I'M &intcr al DER
ga Grolic StrnBe. uno before GdrS.
aenildcnhe pei3ung mo Nentilotion.
outomotiidlc Guitbremien uno un0erc
%erbeilerunacn. Cine Reifmcree
Scr 9onaor telegraph So. gcgclr
bic Chicago. Mfilluoutec 4 St. 9out
80. MIRO Die &omniiiion in Der bieii.
Jcu StontboIe an T.. 0ebruar or
borcn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21

Francisco, and the Republican nomi-
nee got a cordial reception. Fol the
time every effort is being made here to
eliminate from the national campaign
the bitter factional strife between Pro-
gressives n Republicans yer the
State situation.
There was a big crowd at the sta
ton to greet Mr.. Hughes and through
out the day there were many express
sions of cordially wherever he went.
There was present here, as in San
Francisco, the determination on tns
part of the regular Republicans not to
accept Governor Hiram Johnson, Pro-
gressive candidate for the United States
Senate, as one of their number or to let
him get away with the nomination in
the Republican primaries.
Johnson against the Republican or
ganization, which he fought -four years
ago, is the big issue in the State fight,
n there seems no probability at this
time that a settlement is near.
Members of the Hughes party, as well
as Republican leaders such as Ma
tional Committeeman william Ii.
Croker and State Chairman Frank V.
Keesling, declare the local trouble will
have no serious effect upon the candi-
dacy of Mr.. Hughes and that he will
carry the State by a big majority. They
say that California has extended a
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DR.. NJ. +. Jaffa of the University of
California, Studying the Abuses of
the Dried Fruit Industry, Declares
That the Industry Now Dependent
Upon the Use of SuIphurous Acid
for Its Future Would Rather Retire
From Business Than Think That
Their Product is Causing Injury to
Health-In the Meantime the Use
of Sulphurous Acid Continues.
If the housewife really wants re-
form in the dried fruit industry now
Is her opportunity to declare herself.
The food and drug laboratory of the
University of California has shown
many symptoms of worry over the
sulphurous acid situation.
DR.. NJ. E. Jaffa, who is profoundly
interested in the dried fruit question
from a California point of view, is
sued a statemeSt which was pub
lishe6 in Volume 10, Nos. s and 8 of
the monthly bulletin of the Dairy and
Food Division Of the Pennsylvania De-
partment of Agriculture, October,
1915.
Dr.. Jaffa frankly declares: =.
Important as the dried fruit in
dustry is, the growers and packers
would be more h willing to retire
from business If they thought that
their product was causing injury to
health.
THE process of sulphuring dried
fruit started some thirty years ago
and has continued ever since. No dis
cussion of any moment occurred until
the publication of Food Inspection De-
cision No. rs, in the early part of the
summer of 1907.
This decision. as we all know, linn
tied the amount of sulphurous acid
to $50 milligrammes per kilo. This
decision made its appearance at a very
unfortunate time as far as the Cali
fornia grower was concerned, as the
contracts for the season were practi-
cally closed and harvesting begun.
Both the grower and the packer
We're, to say the least, in a very dis
turbed state of mind. Many strenu-
Gus objections were made against this
limitation, which was far below the
noun of sulphurous acid usually
found, and if such limitations were ad-
hered to there could be no drying of
fruits by the sulphur process.
Appeals were a directly to the
secretary of agriculture with the re-
suit that an extensive investigation
was ordered In undertaking this
work it was aimed to approach as far
as possible commercial conditions"
DR.. Jaffa does not describe the ex-
citement which Washington witnessed
when the sulphurous acid crowd de-
scended upon the capital.
The representatives of the dried
fruit industry, driven to desperation
by the threats of the government to
interfere with their long established
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tailed returns of unsold copies from
newsdealers and newsboys.
The Washington Post and Star have
cut off all returns, exchanges and free
copies, n both publications have re-
duced their size materially.
The Minneapolis Journal has re-
duced its size a sufficient number of
pages to approximate a saving of 100
tons a month.
The Duluth, Mimi, News-Tribune
announced that it has reduced the
number of pages and all no%n-revenue
producing circulation will be cut off.
The Richmond, Va. Times-Dis-
patch has cut off all returns and elm
mated it's free list, except a few cop
les which are furnished advertisers
for checking purposes.
The Houston, Tex, Post has cut off
all complimentary copies.
The Louisville, KY, Evening Post
has allowed no returned privileges to
state agents for many years. and on
August l discontinued the return priv
ilege to city agents.
The st. Paul Dispatch reported that
it has put into practice economics
which approximate a saving of 20
tons per month.
The sheyboygan, Wis, Press has
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custom, INDUCED in so much hysteria
that to this day its echoes can be
heard.
The political pressure applied was
so powerful that it practically
squeezed Dr.. Wiley out of the situa-
ton and established a period of Ii
cense which has persisted ever since.
AS a result of the row experiment
stations" were established at Corning
to solve the problems Of the northern
Sacramento Valley.
Another experiment station" was
established at the ranch of j. B.
Wilke, representing the lower Sacra-
men Valley.
A third station was established at
Abbott, twelve miles south of Marys-
Vile, for taking data IN pears.
A fourth station was established at
Yuba City. at Rancho Suffer, for the
study of the bleaching of Thompson's
seedless grapes
A fifth station was established near
Vaca Vile. in the Vaca Valley, on
the ranch of T. /. Gates. This sta
ton was established for the purpose
of studying what is known as the
Ruby prune, described by Professor
Jaffa as "a prune which is not a
variety of prune, but which is the
ordinary French prune of commercial
type, picked green, dipped IN a I've
solution to check the skin and sui
phured to give it q brilliant red color
instead of the ordinary black of the
French prune."
A sixth station was established at
Suisun for the purpose of studying
sulphured dried peaches and april
cots. A seventh station was establish
ed at Kelseyville, Lake County, to
study the sulphuring of dried apples
and Bartlett pears.
An extended report of the investi-
stations was made by the chief of the
to the secretary Of agriculture. The
report has w been published. Sew
en- years have elapsed since 1t was
made.
During the ten years which have
passed since these and other investi-
cations have been. conducted, the role
played by sulphurous acid, not alone
in dried fruits, molasses. and ham
burger steaks. but in sweets and bev-
erages, has never been associated
with the role played by denatured
berad, denatured breadstuffs, and i'm
poverished breakfast foods in n
ton with the untimely deaths annu-
ally of 400, 900 children under ten
years of age in the United States.
During this period the effects of
sulphurous acid oil the health of vege-
tation have beer dragged into the
courts and many decisions rendered.
Before leaving the dried fruit stu
alton as it affects human health, we
shall take note of these vegetation de-
cisions.