davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
@tbr. &inglina'sEgirtus
f0mmt,
@lanntiIdle ShnuiteIlun9 nub San-
ienOc Scuintioncu Der Nrcna wer.
Ocn IN "a Groiic III icbcn iein.

Ger QroBe Circus Der 8ebr. Ntnl-
LING miro ON Ircltag Den %. Nu.
quit in "a Gr0iie 3u iehcu lem.
Simmer sic critcll beim G]iufu6rcu
ota 9ieucitcn mo 23eitcn huben oiCie
berIlbntru Glrcu0lcutc 0oa ben,cr.
tcn2pcrtheitc EroQromm ihrer Gur-
rlcrc lllr 0ieic 5dlion 3uiummanQc,
'tcut. Sin a%ldH}enoe4 5dlauiplcl
En alien Idacn" bel Dem 1900 Qer-
loncn mjtmlrteu mcrocn ln0 0ns 3!tr
3cIt oes romantiid)tn WittelaltcrS
lplcIt, miro nli eIucr bcion0cr5 con.
'trlurtcn Nilhnc porgcfuhrt mcrocn.
Tie HoltiIme uuo Sic 53cucrir iiuo
olc belten. Die 8lngIjna Nro5. ilmols
8rr 1dol Qcbrudt habcn ltn) bas
Ballet uon 300 Ntdodleu lit 0os dr66
tc <ou8 SdouipjeI. 0a5 in "a
Gro''c Hl irQcuo elmer Belt uoroc
'lthrt mIroen it, 1ouicuo urcnilhe
@euiutioHeu ioIgeu oieicr Nulfiith.
uu1d mt NuIptjclt
llutcr Sen aiinitlern limo uiele. sic
blsher III "a Groiic nod uldlt Qcichcn
muroel. "a 1T 0or ALIEN Tr0ulclu
Var A(irth 3a ucnucn. cine t0idhriqs
3|uItraIlcrln. Sic ais critc Heittiirit-
ltytH Gilt GIuer b~eionocrcu Grmdh
ilt'N peroicnt oudl SIC WcRherion-
Eruppc NIT lbrCn heruorradrn0ct
>el'tunQcn i'm Nuuitrciterl Gin Qau}
bc'enocrcr -9IcrpcnfiBIer" iii Ni0nru
@on1 mclhcr hoh obcn lit Der 2ift
ol'' Dem Hopie Stllttihuhc l1uit
SolenHuutc rtStittpidoi0feits We
d'on'ttt mcr0en lit cjter ,}cit uor.
9t9II Comma Min" qebroudaicrttQc
@%ntonlabile yuiammcniebcu. 1ino so
Giopna hrlnncu Wit unN ,<itno Nlnl
%odltl mo trribcu ieIbit droniif,c1
"rlc@0romrn Die eriutu aus Rltr;
0e'odt Is merocn un9 50 gjicnbohr
oo0en pol ,iirtusputoer p%orociilhr.
mtrocH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Sf ultcn 3eitcn

tampirten ntehr 2elttc oralJbcn un-
ter oert Stcrnen ais III NGuieru, 0odl
Jest lit Elm itlonCs @eim Der StoI3
zines icocn N}unltcs. IS lit icoodl
cine rnbeitrcitbore (hotiate. oab Sic
NM elm hubihc2 Neinl SIT bnuen. lido
mes @ouhol5 oniu habcu uuiiieu. Gos
III ntr Sorte. Sic mir perfauicn rpcnn
- 3u 6eniteru. <hiiren, Tcnitcrlooen.
Subb5otr aim fontrlt. G3jr Uber
t~reffeu 9tnc. @eben Sic inns enc
&robcbelttuiiul.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
anrSe staotnenigfeittu.

Norru MnuocIbib, Scr Center
zines fIeincn, Ser GnbIcr- 2cni5 So.
ooh0ren6cn NutoS. ithr am Gienstaa
Notmittod an Der Gfc ser 9. uro
Gar StroFe in eincn Baum hincin.
nobel Ser nor6cre IhciI Ser Woiflinc
}crtriImmcrt r1troc. Tas unaIjid
NOR unnermeioIid1 neil err eincm @n-
cDclcinhrrr, Der lid, an eircn1 an6cren
Hltto hl0It, %ot&pcifcn nrlrtc.
Ter Gonntnrotb prrInntmrIte
''h dcitcr1 TnieAor I'M feline ocrtuate
SiBltng SIT beerl0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Som Soht abbernfen.

Nnriner. Frou SuIan G W2ori-
ncr. Satin oon @corCq e. Warincr,
'toyb an Wjttpoh Morqcu i'm Neim
ihrcr (ofter. Trou Trco Glorf in
Crtonuiue, Q}inn., no lie icit Dem
%. Enli oltf gci,td mciIte. Groucr.
fcierIid)fciten ionocn oeitcrn Notmit-
tao IN Crtonni0c itatt un0 sic @e-
'tottrna erfolot hcute HodlmittoQ in
@inncbnqo, TQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
BeidGfts Ru1sen

cE yer @cIner gu mdkiGen 9inier
eihcn modtte. enien uerldBlldleu 8atb
leber iir Gceos uno @~ortqnges braudt
ober SEQ altf qute Gitterbeit nu5Ieiher
nil, penoe tiff an @. 3. 6idifh
2O3 z. 4. StraRe
e @enn Sic @eIo gu 5 Gro.
gent baben mof,ten, 10 ipreden Sic
bel mir Dor. g. s. @oI3, Gontor
I'M Ncnbura @ebdI0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Ter n3rmtide @erein" mirb nmnc.

tnuTt Cine Abitlmmun9 untcr Sen
N}itlItcocrn oes @erein@. Sic Ben
3Dcf ucrioIqt. Die Huiid1t ocriclbcu
ltber cine crcutlrue 9}omeusinocrunQ
't eriohrcn, cruab oaG non 0cu t65
I}itQIieocrH 100 fur umo MIR fl Qc-
lcn cine l%t1tnuic norcn ,Sebt lit
fIn Gomlte rrnonnt mor0cn. lpeldcs
lid bcnilben iou circu ~paiIcu0en no
men iilr Den &grcjn I'll ittoen: 0os-
ielbc iol cbcnioa5 cine uclle Cont
tuition c%ntDcricn NORM Der Gmpieh.
hung zines NoritanomitaIieoes nach
roraNdlriebcn meroen Ion. ouf Sic
FcrhonoIun1cn IN oru Ecriommlun~
cen bcS Ecrcins in 3ufurit MIR nod
III cn1Iiihcr Sprohc Qciiibrt ucroca
'Cllcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
&ertangt;

Elm I'M WjtteloIter ~itebenoes @anr
I'M Die @erpaltung elmer Gottoqc
un0 u~m8ebcnoes 2ono ON Wiifiiiippi
81 ilbcrnebmen. MuB ourfal1s chr
lid, niidltern mo ilciBiq Iein. Gin
Monn nit Grfobrung in Der CONF
mer}ieuen 6iiderei uno 6ouenitel-
lerei p%orqe3ogen.
MiII Oft Ga GroIic, @i3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
9ihli0thef pom 9lihitrnhl aetrof.

ign. Nabrcu0 0es @eDitter5 dm
U}ittmod Worgen mur0e oIe oiieut.
lide 0ibllotbet opm 9liee gltgofen,
eiucn Shooen non ctwa $3.50 anrids
reno. Ter NlIBitrnbl fubr IN Die
SpiUe ocs Iburrnes mo rib 2lucn
CbciL Der Ee0ahuug ab. Ger lt1ni-
tor 0c5 @cbGIoe5, Der gcro0e 6clut
Auiwoidcn Der Office beidaitI8t mar,
gDltroe oui ogn @o0cn geworrcH AND
youte pom ciHem Gu0c oe5 9laEmc9
3um uuoercn, SIN ,SuHcrcn oes t5c.
6au3gs mur0c fem 5ho0en au8trid
tct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
8irdlides.
H"formtrte ct. SObanncs = @emeiubc
Ode 4. unb Yiartet Straae,
&aitOr, =. StO6meier.

SonntogaifuIe nm 9 llhr &ormit.
tags,
gtaf Ser Somtag5idlllc fnr3c Qeb.
rer = &erinmmlung
3eutid)cr 8~otte50icnit I'm t0:3O
lthr. ~Sofob5 aompf".
9foh Dem @ottesoicnit 2ird)cn-
rothS &erIommlunQ.
6rouenpercin ON 9omncr&ta9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
8auit in
grDRem Saben,
Gde ). mno ONain Etrase.

8rOftes uno pollitanoigitcs 2agcr
pOn 8cfliigeI., Eferbe- nnO &ieb-
Nilfsmitteln i'm Norbmciten.
&eracicn Sic niflt GOnfcn's y1ln
NnOfer", 6Oidler's y6ea Sleeper"
nIo Mrs. Triee's canning Com
punno".
@ir hoben ebenioQ5 Gomcraa,
6ilms un0 beiorgen nGepeloping"
Wadlen Sic unicren 2ooen al 81.
rem @ntptQltortjer. Sic iin0 itct5
miafoumcn. &enltBen Gle Oic &C.
Icpbone IL. !. 10. aonmcn Sic bcrcin.
&ir bcbcu &brc @ofcte auf.
HOeSChIer Brothers,
Ga Groiic's leitenoc gputbcfe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Sin SlinOcr ais G6efifnuinOler.

,,ohn Runirp, Elm bIiuocr Mann be
founte iid on Gieu2toq i'm Gountu.
(5erldlt ifuIojQ, periudlt 3t hoben,
eineu itledtcn Shed an Sen Mauu
AT brinQeu. Nuuieu. ciu @Iciitiit-
FcooIer, criudte cincu Glcrt elmer
hieiilen Nonf. ihm cinrn Shed aui
Ole Citizens @onf non Diilo. ,>olra.
ijir $50 ml23uicrtiqer mo bat ocn
1drcibcr, iciu ,3cjhcr elm arelt'. at
%begtoubtQcL mas 3u thuu Der Glcrf
i'd obcr mcigarte RumI'D alma
oonn tort mo %pcyinrtc Sen Ghc1s chi
3rpei pe~rihjc0euen 4laBcn }l ucriil.
bern. SdlieRIih mur0c or 0rrhaitct
Gr miro iciu ltrt1ciI mater crnpian.
GEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09

Gn'tculUch. N,rr ,<otob ~
@ll'd' non %tocra,orc 10 lhrelti.
N2r1t 3lptn1rani1r III utcrlid}
tHJ 1rorartlug@ Nt'itcl mir Nultcu.
net tSctotltu ,irucl Wonoit lana
iaa lh NIT NicItr Nrauthcit 0aruitotr.
btnor lt Noruj Elgtntrdutcr le-
trdldtt. Ed but lest GtiuWo.~ 1jc9
~ititcrprottc Observation-Disclosures lpirft
Gtf otc MISUNDERSTANDING uuo rtipta. 0o%
%'lut Is tpjrN njd't 0urd' Apothe.
fer U%crtaa't @eler ndhtrtr A.iS
tuHtt mcnot man 'it on q. Refer
,Sahrnrn X Gems Sc, 2501 &aih-
.'atru Nlu0 Chicago. I'll.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION
AND NOTICE To CREDITORS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, La Crosse County.
IN pRORATE

vt NiNAOENClNs L.
County Court, La Crosse County. "
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate Of Albert G. Briehach,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at the Special Term
of said Court to be held on the 4th Tuesday, be-
ing the 27th day of August. A. d. 1918, at the
Court House in the City of Lacrosse, County of Ia
Crosse, and State of Wisconsin. there will be heard
and considered. the application of Emma
Briehach for the appointment of an administrator
Of the estate of Albert G. Briebach late of the
City Of La Crosse. in said County. deceased.
Notice is hereby further given, that at the Cen
eral Term of said court to be held at said Court
House, on the list Tuesday being the 3rd day Of
December A. ID. 1918, there will be heard, con-
sidered and adjusted, all claims against said
Albert G. Briebach. deceased;
And notice is hereby further given, that all such
claims for examination and allowance must be pre-
sented to said county court at the Court House in
the City of La Crosse. in said county and state, on
or before the Path day of November A. D.. 1918,
or be barred.
Dated this 23rd day of July. 1918.
BY order of the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY,
County Judge.
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Inter Dem litcl: oA~u2idreitun.

Inter Dem Sitel. .Nueihreitm1.
atu Ser lluoul0iumfrif ihrtjbt sic
= Youta'cr Bot Itspath DE
4|cfch0uua ociulder Non,rn pnn
Strafcu uuo v}2bauotn. Oic Etru1-
itoluud oNer 3erit1rlua ppn Teif.
uualeru 7ntit,cr Sic ,Drtr3sit m rel.
dlcui 4lare ;tr Ngitnit. g~Sf,i,nihaft
E|hIloiouhit. vittfranlr NM .~<n0uitrtr
t~esdttroden hobtu. pfrI,fiot ieb an
1lHattiter una p1rrIid1sn glusitrrt.
nllItn Is lit cju, ,Jorm oe1 Nar
! 1tianlea 0lt NON ojl,n rrht0enffrA.t,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
&eihfohlc.
0art-Guhle.

N"TE1tFTFNN ~ - ~NFtFN
'ur Ncrejntraacn BON 9oh!cn; so
Gerta mr. @ercintrnaen pou Gofc;
10 GcHta per (onnc mchr. ntru ne.
niger me cine babe Come abge.
ytcfsrt MIRO.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Wouafs SoOeenadridt iulih. Ger

NODGt 6 0o~esIiadlrldlt faiidl. 2fr
r[,niantcrit glIbcrs Ro0of, 0er fr5-
lidl uou ocn Neontcu Der @eII5ur-
NICE to0t aentcl0et muroe, lebt nod.
1etnc U}uttcr ,i7rau 5uianne NoDaf,
1925 SoGuion Strubc. erbieIt emcn
&yjc non !hrcmSobnc, Der om 5.,<uIl
ubaeion0t muroe, uno in Dem ct iel
ucr Niutter bic frohe @utoc ihrejbt,
0aB er non iciucr &crmunolng gene.
fem ici mo o25 Nctt n%criaiien babe.
e}eidiftau Don icincm (ooe mo and
islu Ntlo cridItu in 0cn 3eituHBen
uuo Ircuuoc Der Enniilic ipraten bel
Der Yiuter uor, nm ibr lire Iheilnah
me 81 @be5cHQeu. frnu Hopof III
ielbiperitauolid) ilbcrglildlidl ooG
ibr 20bu icbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
RerImntterfnupi Nrbcitcr 4

Streif. 0ienatag MorQcu. l,lten -
Hrbcitcr IN Der 5abrif Der @lscon-
in Gcorl Button 50. Ole Hrbcttl ME
Der. mciI ihncti fem Noms ertall5t
Uuroc, mcnn lie bis gum Gritcn oe@
&alrc9 in Arbejt Ser 5citaihnit
bItlbeu. Cen Ntdohcu muroc filr5lih
olcler Bonus rrIoubt. @r. MacNil-
lie. Ser @cldldit@Icjtcr ser 0nopifaa
rtt pcrmrigorte oel Wduucru 0cu go
Htt9, neil cr oigielben uitlt ouf lon.
acre Belt bluhcu molltc. "a leBterc5
Ser Hb'idlt Der ReQierunQ c|ntae3eu
Ittbt mcIde Ole Hrbcit iur Die Nriels
mouItric nj mobiIIlireu inn Aeorliic
IT. Zen Strejferu muroc mitactbcilt,
oof itc mItocr onacitctt miir0en.
iDefn 'ir ntriIt}ntchrcn lpnuidlen. 81.
nice Hrbcjter habea iith and idon Ell
nc@ Ano'rcn bciounen un0 ihrc M.
teli fuIcpcr ou'leHommeu
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Ger Trdhocnt Der SohIeuaraber.

t,gesuNr hat eiIttu acharnyIttcn Nro.
t.'t oeltu Die 6lu'ijhrunl Ser Hro.
t'cl.toU on; Dem GhCi Ser Rational.
@,aor0c ftr 0tc Stipulation oc2 Neii.
materials ut'nuot. norm lie bcion-
htr@ @pctcHcn. oob Ser Gcrbrauh oort
,h.cg SUM @ctrjebc non @rolcrejtn
t.'ntN 4}orQel an Sohlcit ericult.
Gr bttoUt terucr. Iujc Ste Nohlcuard.
,cr Gurh Den Raui ron Sreibcti&-
tglA% uu0 @tltr0Qc mrs Rothc ErelIi
osnie'rr babct. oo6 lie pohre Rotrjo.
ten itrN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
g9enn oos Observation-Disclosures

3ur Aunohme qclungt miro Is Ne
1trmmuuaen cutboIteu ole bflnohe on
sic Stclierntttnoocn oca roulld2n
Guiicrs 0espaildu crluncru uno on3
&erslcru tonn geiuuQgu mtrotn:
5eiocnc Nlelocr uu0 hobc 1tluh,
lie foutntcu ftlucr Gichmag0 81.
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Sersnisungs=8 egweiier.

Che Straub tan Der Sadion Strdbe1-
3ebe1 4bero BanoelbiIoer, iople VA
ttnee g.. 9tttmoh, SdHl5tdg un0
SonHtaG. .
Riioa. 5e6eu 3ahmi;td8 uno Abeno
@an0e!blIoer.
Come. (9orbieite) - 5eoen 8Gg
8dnbeIbilber.
"a Grofe gheater. - SoHutag5 &nlloe
pile : 0oriteuuuQeu. IN BEN &odltn
taa, II 8ormitioBs uno abenos Waaoe!z
bJl0er.
Esaieftie - 1e6eu RadmittaG urn abeno
gQQnDelbil0er.
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Sir SOmmrr=
Snittn nnO
Grfaltnngtu.

Witet mlrtIjd' ndt@ before.
ole -t8rou'2 N,r1u 5auto". g.
tlir'rt 0tu Nuiteu oOcr cine Or.
'al'lu13 ltucIltr ais irlcuo CIT
ouosrca bct1uutca 9flttrl s. jit
lt7r anlcuCbH 81 uehmcr. Qdn;.
Iltl bauuIo2. ubcy EN- NunOer I'm
%S'rt1a9. Gr hattie Rcdlt. fr,r
Den &c '1lcn. md eiucIH &tr
i,,t Ht@ Nitttl5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Selrnhnniniter,r mcroen periMmoI.

3cu? Observation-Disclosures NurIclou
bot Wlttuodl bctou1t Qegcbcu, ocS
einc Der eriteu @irfungen DER NE
aicrunQa Goutrolc ijbcr 0lc lelc-
phon. lnno IclegraphcH!fnIeH mdhr.
5fcinIidl IN Der HooronirlHq mn
Gonioloirund Der Goufurrcn}iuitcrnc
bcftrhcu piirOc. mo INNER otcs mol.
lid Ici.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Nene(te Rn5eieen.
EUrter %Derlnngt.

2cittc Arbeit fir cinen Gltlihen
Nnnn. Yiltb unperbeiratbet, MIDI.
tern mo beitGnoi9 iein.
3otel >Sto00aro.
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aeblrn=Ereiie.

&om Gouutn-6 ciimotcriol . Ser.
moItcr Z y Norg9iQie muroen Sic
'olQ2n0cn Nrciie iiir aohlcu fcitgc.
test:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
1rnnen Ms Nnrhirrr- llnter or1l

G~or0ioaten, mcIte iid) Jest ror Der
Gtanta Barber Observation-Disclosures
ctncn Eramcu uttcnperien, beli1ocn
itd mchrere Trnucn. NI%bcr iino go
Trnuen in 0iacouliu I'm Norbicrgc
id,dit th0tjq un0 imnter mchr Dram.
Qcn it'd ST oicitm @ertit, icitocm Die
Wdnucr ms Tcl0 mjiiicu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
GoRQreS g.

IN Der acacuwartigen 3eit lcrnt
oar mand1cr mieoer, mas er 'd'on
lonoe pcraeiicn Bate: 0oB Arbllt oa5
Xebcn NIB uIaht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09

MoiNntcr. GhorIee @tepculon,
ncrEorcitbcr Der ,}uttrubthelIung Der
9iahruu0amittcI Ncrwnltuul. fin
nlqt an onB. nm DEM Imu1er crnpiluo-
lId,cr W~Croct0en 3%ufgrmnnu2I nbSu.
hcliul in Chicago ocmn0d1lt init ci.
1lcn1 QoitrnaIimauoc pom $500 600
cine Tubrlf erb0ut mcr0eu miro. ut
mcldtr ans 1crite MlolButfr Serge
Itrnt rerotn ion. nNiol}n{ttr" loot
cr. last it'd iehr cut al STEELE o2e
Nohr3uder5 perncn0eu. atinn0cra
ron 3%udcrh0feru ut0 Eubrifautcn
iiiBrr @etrante.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Gin Holi,eiridtcr in st 9uuio

WIN TUIIieIfIdlIrT m II ~VHIV
hat ihm peqcn C@ciegeau5crtretru.
ofu uorleilt6rtc Otlodlcu ucrlr'
thcilt, in MuWition2fobrt1en 3t ar
beitcn To& miro int ocn Nldttcru
nerOlcutcrm0reu id'ari tritilirt
giumal ocsaalb, neil enc chrllhe
~tidmitjQuaa. ser itt Eauinoc
BON a~njidnotaen HCuten ml0mcu.
nidlt OILS NnHc 'ur '%tratruurojdt
g'craghcu betrad1tet mtr0tu oUr'e
So0om me'I DER hrtrtirft>t &lc0tcr.
in otein1 Slwc icwgr 0'ltti per,
njcnte 2frafau }1 crthtllc1 r,d't &C..
r.ij0t hobt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Srmdbrte Griddftsfirmcn.
0eriiheruugs. Mgenturen.

c. s. VAN AUKEN, &eriideruras gaent: SlTss
ihafts- poet SiflerheitS Bombs. ~ Gedrl StrdBe.
hLEIN x SON. g9er &erhdeTuHg ir9eHo eiHeT ars
brnrdt. ipesiea 6euer=. SorHGb0= o6er BE iebt uuz
umgGnplih nptameHbige .yiGpilitp~ Bsrbdlerungs
penbe lLt an AIeln q Sohn. 80 NeaEL StEaRe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09

Mud, in uuicrcr Wc0cno hat man
hcrcit su1jt Scr RcfloWJrlraa pou 81
'dlcu Die 0urd Dem ulCor1deu Naiicr-
'tou0 in 3ablctjtcu tIclutH It'dlto.
Seen un0 Nadltcu c1tloaa Gem pl,'
ijiitppl unw Nnuptitrom n1lcitlolitu
1mo ~ Dem &crHtrbcu prei@atltbeu
inA, prrmittrIG AIrtcn bcaouncu. lnN
sic Arbciten ncr0eu IN ~arorsrem I'm
fouac oIa Iettca >EdAr bCtritbcu luer.
Sen un0 iid' untcr 0Cr Auilidt Ser Ne,
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-01
RUSSIA, COUNTRY OF FAMINE
Peasants, Next to orIentaIs, Are Re-
earded as the Hungriest People
on Face of Globe.

Next to the proletariat Of India and
China, the Russian peasant feels the
pinch Of poverty and hunger more
keenly and more frequently than any
other citizen on earth, the National
Geographic magazine asserts.
One of the earliest famines in Rus
STA Of which there is any definite rec
ord was that Of 1900, which continued
for three years, with death toll of
100000 peasants. Cats, dogs and rats
were eaten; the strong overcame the
weak and in the shambles Of the pub
lie markets human flesh was sold.
Mulhtudes of the dead were found
with their mouths stuffed with straw.
Three Russian famines Of compare
lively recent date were among the
most severe in the history Of the coun-
try. They occurred in 1891, 1908 and
1911. During the ten years following
the first Of these periods of dearth the
government allotted nearly $125,000,-
600 for relief work, but the sums were
not judiciously expended.
The famine Of 1911 extended over
one-third of the area Of the empire in
Europe and affected more OF less
100000 people, while 100000 were
reduced to starvation. Weeds, the
bark Of trees and bitter bread made
from acorns constituted the chief diet
for the destitute. This was the most
widespread and most severe famine
which has befallen a European nation
In modern times.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-01
STOCK MARKET

New York, April 1-Opentng-Re-
assuring advices from the western
battle front largely to strengthen
prices in today's early stock dealings.
No indications of public participation
were visible, however, in the small
volume 81 business. United States
Steel and standard railroads were
conspicuous features with the cop
per group, at average gains of a
point. In a few instances, notable
General Motors and Texas Co., ad-
vances appropriated two points.
Noon-Railroads, particularly coal
ers, were the stronger features of the
dull forenoon, Reading showing signs
of further accumulation. Canadian
Pacific also advanced 1 3-S, but the
more popular industrials, including
United States Steel, cancelled part Of
their early gains. Tobaccos, shippings,
General Motors and American Sugar
were one to 2 IL points over last
weeks final figures on tentative pool
operations. Liberty bonds were mac
tive and slightly lower, the 8 las SELL
ing at $3.50 to 90, the first As at $500
to 97.06 and the second As at 96.96 to
97.06
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-01
SUGAR SUPPLY IS
ABOUT NORMAL
Extreme Precautions Needed to
Conserve Sugar Dur
ing War.

Hartford. - Reports received from
various Connecticut towns have con-
yinced the Federal Food Administra-
ton for Connecticut that the sugar
shortage of last winter has passed and
that people are no longer worrying
about the supply of sugar, which
seems to be about normal. A canvass
Of the larger markets in the state last
week Showed that all had sufficient
sugar on hand for reasonable require
ments. Some large stores are offering
FIVE pounds of sugar to one person at
10 cents or less a pound, and there is
40 rush of purchasers, such as char
Rcterized the occasional open sale of
sugar in the larger stores during Jan
uary and February. City people
should receive not more than five
pounds of sugar and country jewellers
not more than ten pounds while the
war lasts.
Under new regulations issued from
Washington the five larger sugar re-
fneries operating in Connecticut now
submit to Connecticut's Federal Food
Administrator weekly reports Of sugar
shipped to Connecticut and to whom
sent. Under this new arrangement
the Food Administration officials are
relieved of the embarrassment Of be-
ing unable to handle intelHgentiy CON-
plants from certain localities that
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-01
RED CROSS DRIVE
FOR S1OO,OOO,OOO
TO START MAY 20

The second $100,000,000 War Fund
campaign of the American Red Cross
will begin on May 20 and continue
through that week, according to an
announcement made by G.. M. Dahl,
chairman Of the War Fund Committee
for the Atlantic Division Of the Red
Cross This announcement followed
the receipt Of telegram from the
War Council Of the Red Cross.
The big Red Cross campaign was
originally set for May 6 to Is, but on
account of possible interference with
the Liberty Loan drive it was decided
that the later date would more effec-
lively serve the interest Of the Red
Cross and the Liberty Loan Commit
tees.
The campaign will be nationwide
with each Of the thirteen Division
Headquarters and all Red Gross Chap
tiers participating. Arrangements for
the campaign in the Atlantic Division,
which embraces the States of New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut, are
being made under the direction of Mr..
Dahl, who is Vice-President Of the
Chase National Bank of New York City.
$77,721,s1s Already Appropriated.
Through the action of the War Coun-
c.. the campaign for the second $780,
100000 War Fund will start approx
mately eleven months after the first
$100,000000 War Fund Drive. The first
campaign was launched June IS, five
weeks after President Wilson appoint
ed the War Council, headed by Henry
P. Dawson. At the outset of its activ-
tiles the War Council saw the need of
a huge war fund, not only to uphold
the morale and conserve the strength
Of our Army and Navy, but also to
care for the helpless civilian sufferers
l.. Europe.
The public Immediately responded to
the appeal, subscribing more than
$100,0O0,000. Interest added to the
contributions brought the total fund to
$105, 099, 257.
Of this amount $77,721 ,91S has been
appropriated for Red Cross activities
at home and abroad. In addition, ST.
006,121 was refunded to chapters for
supplies and local relief work, leaving
a remainder Of $10,371, PIT now availa-
BILE for appropriations. For the benefit
Of France alone the American Red
Cross has expended more than $780,
100000.
At the time of its first war fund
campaign the membership of the Red
Cross was a little more than 100000.
Today, as a result of the membership
campaign during the week preceding
Christmas, the Red Cross has approx
mGtely 100000 members, not includ-
ing the membership in its Junior De-
partment, a collateral branch of tbs
parent organization, which has en-.
rolled large percentage of the school
children Of the United States.