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The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05
ENTENTE TO SEND NEW STATE
MENT OF POLICY OF "DEMo-
CRATIC CHARACTER"
RECOGNIZE BOLSHEVIKI
TRoTsKY SAYS GERMAN TERMS
ARE cRlTicAL-FieHT TO
PREVENT ANNEXATION.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, Jan. 5.-Developments in
the Russo-German negotiations, the
Daily Chronicle says, are likely to
cause the western powers to give de
facto recognition to the Lenine gov
ernment in Russia. A statement OF
entente allied policy of democratic
character, 1t adds, shortly will be sent
to Russia.
M, Litvinoff, who has been appoint
ed ambassador to London by the Boil
sheviki, the Daily Chronicle continues,
may receive de facto recognition as
ambassador, while Sir George Bu-
chanan. the British ambassador to
Russia, who is reported on his way
home, may be replaced by diplomat
in sympathy with the idea of revolu-
tionary Russia.
A dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Petrograd. dated Wednesday, says:
"The Russians now have made counter
proposals to the Teutonic allies, which
are under consideration and which
were discussed at the meeting of the
peace delegation at Brest-Litovsk Sat
urday.
1.-THE proposals embody the immedi-
ate evacuation of occupied territory
pending a referendum, the evacuated
districts to be governed by locally
elected representatives of the people,
who are to be assisted by the local
militia"
The virtual collapse of the negotia-
tions between the central powers and
the Russian Bolsheviki for peace, and
the possibility that hostilities may
again be resumed by the Russians on
the eastern front, even though with
only a comparatively small army, have
caused surprise and perturbation in
Berlin and Vienna.
Realizing the seriousness of the sit
uation, the German and Austrian en-
perors have conferred with their
chiefs of state and the German and
Austro- Hungarian foreign ministers,
who attended the peace negotiations
at Bre7t-Litovsk, have been sent back
there posthaste, probably for the pur-
pose OF attempting to moderate the
situation.
NOL tlOuC sliC l-toh lAOeHhy' SHS 'NN-
shevik foreign minister, and the other
leaders of the counter revolution in
Russia dissatisfied with the terms OF
the peace proposals of the Central
powerr, but the heads of the German
Socialist factions also have expressed
their antagonism to those sections
which call for the retention of Poland,
Lithuania, Courland and other terri
tory now in possession of the invad-
ers.
Trotzky, as the mouthpiece of the
Bolsheviki, has announced that the
Russian workers will not accept the
peace proposals, which he terms
"hypocritical." He asserted that if the
Central powers did not agree to the
free destiny of the Polish and Lettish
nations it would be urgently necessary
to defend the Russian revolution. The
central committee of workrlen's and
soldiers delegates in resolution ap-
proved Trotzkys staEd. Apparently
adding to the crisis is the refusal or
the Germans to transfer the adjourned
meeting of the peace conference from
B-est-Li ovsk to Stockholm.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05

mode it leaves nothing to be desired.
The lemon pie is another favorite, ana
is q close second in favor to the apple
pie. At this season pumpkin pie has
come into it's own, and when well sea-
soned and long baked is most dainty
tit-bit.
Cream Prune Pie.-Soak and stew n
pound of prunes. Press through n
colander, adding enough juice to moist
en-. To each cupful of the pulp add
one cupful of cream and two beaten
egg yolks, one-thlrd of cupful of
sugar and teaspoonful of lemon
Juice. Line a pieplate with a rich
crust and bake. Then fill with the mix
ture and cover with a meringue, using
the whites of the eggs. Bake until
well Drowned.
Pecan Pie.-Cook together in a
double boiler cupful of milk, ta-
blespoonful of flour, and the yolks of
two eggs until smooth and thick, add
third of n cupful of sugar, the juice
of n lemon and half cupful of pc
can meats. Bake in crust as for
lemon pie. Cover with a meringue and
brown. Other nuts may be used if de-
sired.
Raisin Pie.-Take cupful of seed
ed chopped raisins, the juice and rind
of one lemon, one cupful of cold water,
one tablespoonful of flour, one cup
full of white sugar and two tablespoon
fuls of butter. Mix these ingredients
and fill pastry pie plate with the
mixture and put on thin upper crust.
Lemon Sponge.-This pie when
baked will look when cut like sponge
cake. Cream together tablespoon
full of butter and cupful of sugar.
Add two tablespoonfuls of flour. Sep
arate the whites and yolks of two eggs,
mix the yolks with the sugar, add the
grated rind and juice of lemon, then
add a cupful of milk and stir in just
at the last the well-beaten whites.
Pour into pastry shell and bake.
Fruit Jellies.-Mix six tablespoon
fuls of gelatin with one cupful of boil
ing water. Put n pound of good thick
jam into u saucepan, add the sugar
sirup and boil up. Rub through a
sieve and add the gelatin to the fruit
Juice. Mold and when cold cut In
squares Roll in granulated sugar and
pack in boxes.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05
SINGLE MEN FOR NEXT DRAFT.
crowder Asks Change in Law to In
cIude All Who Have Reached
Ace of 21.

Washington.-All men for the war
armies still to be raised by the United
States will come from class one under
the new selective service plan.
That means the nations fighting Is
to be done by young men without fam
lilies dependent upon their labor for
support and unskilled in necessary in
dustrial or agricultural work.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
announced the lew policy in report
on the operation of the selective draft
He says class one should provide
men for all military needs of the coun-
try, and to accomplish that object he
urges amendment of the draft law SO
as to provide that all men who have
reached their twenty-first birthday
since June 5, 1917, shall be required
to register for classification.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05

to quart of milk. Rub two table
spoonfuls of flour with half cupful of
fresh peanut butter, add this to the
milk with a bay leaf, cook slowly until
all Is well blended then season and
strain into individual bowls. Serve
with graham bread.
Liberty Fruit cake.-Take half
cupful of sour cream and milk, add n
teaspoonful of soda, cupful of brown
sugar, a half cupful Of molasses, cinna-
mon, allspice and cloves to taste, two
thirds of a teaspoonful of salt, cupful
of white flour, cupful and Il half of
rye flour, citron, figs and raisins, cup
full and half all well chopped and
blended with some of the flour. If a
cupful of sour milk is used n fourth of
a cupful of shortening may he subsrl-
tuted in place of the cream. An egg
or two will not harm the cake, but 1t
will be good without them. A fine
cake to be sent to soldier boy.
Caramel Bananas.-Peel ripe bana-
mas, cut into halves lengthwise. Put
three tablespoonfuls of any sweet fat
with the same amount of molasses.
Heat slowly-there should be enough
of the fat and molasses to cover the
bottom of the pan, lay in the bananas
and cook slowly until brown on one
side; turn and brown on the other side.
Serve warm with poultry as vege-
table or with cream as dessert.
Brown sugar may be used instead of
molasses If preferred.
Liberty Fruit Rolls.-Rub four table
spoonfuls of peanut butter into cup
full of any sweet fat, four teaspoonfuls
of baking powder and three-fourths of
a cupful of milk or enough to make a
mixture to roll. Roll out and spread
lightly with peanut butter, sprinkle
with chopped dates, figs or raisins and
few crushed peanuts if desired, roll
and cut in half-inch slices. Place in
dripping pan and bake in quick
oven.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05
LIBERTY FOODS.

Buy with thought, cook with care,
serve with judgment, save what will
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05
CONGRESS convenes After Recess.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Congress re-
assembled after the holiday recess, and
both houses, after sessions OF few
minutes duration, adjourned until to-
day in respect to the memories OF
Senator Newlands and Representative
Bathrick, who died during the Christ
mas holidays. Both houses met ID
Joint session at 1890 o'clock today to
hear President Wilson deliver his ad'
dress making recommendations for
legislation to carry out government op
Grafton of railroads.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05
WHO DARE DENY THE TRUTH
THERE'S POETRY IN PIE?

To the vast majority of the sterner
sex, dessert means pie. and may well
IL ~ AtnlIA l.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05

keep.
Cream of Peanut
Soup.-Cook togeth-
er until tender in n
little ter the
chopped onion and
n bunch of celery ;
when tender rub
through a sieve and
add water and all
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05
DO YOU KNOW THAT

Block magnesia rubbed on light
carpet will clean it beautifully.
Starfish are known to contain nearly
per cent of nitrogen and small
quantity of phosphoric acid. In Japan
they are used as manure.
Double-ended plows that can be op-
Grated equally well in either direction
are being employed on the sugar plan
tatfons of Porto Rico.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05

Linseed oil on soft rag will polish
fireplace tiles.
The earliest designs used for china
in Worcester were copied from the
Chinese.
1t takes a ton of apples to make
about one hundred and fifty gallons Of
cider.
The Gems, ornaments and precious
stones belonging to the Shah of Per
sia are estimated at about S35, ,00O. .0O0
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05

States was as follows:
"The government of the United
States has learned with the greatest
concern and regret of the policy of the
German government to deport from
Belgium a portion of the civilian popu-
lation with the result of forcing them
to labor in Germany, and is constrained
to protest in friendly spirit but most
solemnly against this action which is
in contravention of all precedent and
those humane principles of interna-
tional practice which have long been
accepted and followed by civilized ma
tions in their treatment of noncomba-
tants in conquered territory. Further
more, the government of the United
States is convinced that the effect Of
this policy if pursued will in all prob
ability be fatal to the Belgian relief
work, so humanely planned so sue
cessfully carried out, a result which
would be generally deplored and
which, it is assumed, would seriously
embarrass the German government"
This protest was followed by those
of the pope, the king of Spain, the
neutrals. They were of no avail, ex-
cept, perhaps, to lead the German au-
thorities to draw tighter veil over
their detestable proceedings. But the
evidence has in some measure come
through, although the full facts will
not be known until the liberation of
heroic Belgium.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05
Compulsory Rations for England.

London.-C rationing is to
be put into effect in England soon, IL
was announced officially.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05

De CuIIeU IIlt STtuL AIIItI
lean dessert.
A well made crust, well
baked and filed with
good favored apples,
makes a pie which is
the general favorite.
Served with a nippy
piece of cheese or a la
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05
H2eKTOHE
GBLNE{4z52 s.

The man who has lived with his
stomach forty years ought to know
how to take care of H.
Men like automobiles to n great eN-
tent are Judged by their hill climbing
ability
The Colorado statesman., 1918-01-05

Do your work cheerfully. heartily and
effectually, and be ever prepared Tor
the place further up.-E. II. Taylor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

Irou Marie u. in z, Eo!po. -
5ir hobcn rcht, Njc cine quite &au5
iran uno N}Itter aus ihrcr llnidc
putq alcs . uBlidc uno CSC
m c G i~ibcthuupt pcrhauncn muti,
10 hat tic Dor alien IInqcu ic0cu IT'D
len 6in0rud pom lhrcn |irblinQcn
i%trupIhdlicu. Wn2 ubcr mare m0hl
nebr aclqnet. 0oa jartc Giuocaacmiltb
}I ucrlctcn mo cinen blcibcnoclt
ihllntutcu Ginorud otii onsielbc fer
por}ubrinqcn ,uIs Ole 8 II | u;3 0o5
E0otcu Der lbIcrc Dor Den Nuat:i
Der NTnoer. Uiit cbenlo qroBcm Rnd
orlld oI9 pollcr Ncrcd)tlaurq erior.
ocrt bic bormoniidle Niuoercr3icbung
onber, onf in @cQenpnrt BON 9ln0crH
nlcmal5 lhiere III ser 6duSIidfeit
dcidllndtct lpcr0rn niirfcu. Adhrcu0
IN frihcrcr ,3cit oda Shlodtcn zines
Shmeinc5 glcld)iam Elm ,5amjIienfcit
blloctc, 10 erbltdcn mir iett in oici'r
Nuif0iiunq ulclmehr cine RohhcJt,
mo ebeniorpenig oiiricu mir c7 6uIocn
0nB bic ail6cr it'd an ocn turioisn
SpriiuQen mo 3utunacn ciic9 sub.
uc9, Incident Ole 0ebIc omdlihuittcn
lit, crQ5bcu, o6rr 3tlieben. mlc eiH Nnl
oocr uu0ercr Slid non cin,W timer
itdn0iQcu Iicnitmdotcn jebcu0 &C.
ifunoq1. n~bqeidruppt mo }eridulttcn
miro. "a ieIbit Der Nnhllf Der uoth-
m|cn0ileu C0ohlnq jd'i0Ilhcr, mioor
mdrti1er mo C~fclhaitcr (hIcrr ioilte
ben NPu6ern porentho,tcH tIlbrn
Nerm Die Glicqc am GsiWifof intu
0eu- uin0 mohI t1aelaul fltbt. b'0o~
ne aumablig ngitirbt, mclH ols MGus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

Dirth'Aait5omt in einem Hunoihrci-
ben nldlt5 meniger oils erbollt lit. Mon
broudlt BLOB Die cinfodcn 3oblen 5lt
boren, Die ms bo porqcboltcn mer,
Den, nna man mllB III Den llnlpiaen
einitinmen. 9ie @oaoltS6eltte in
unierem 2on6e lit in itcti9cm 8iif-
gang begriffen: 1910 bctrltq lie nod
21,632.750 8funo, 1914 mar lie
ouf 300 900 5urtifgegangen,
1916 olrf 28S,490,00O, uno 1917
fam iie blob oltf 2S5,573,000 @funo.
3ur5eit gibt e5 ilbcr cine Miaiou
Sdoie peniger in ben Gereinigteu
Stooten ais 1914. Gogcgen Itieg
Ser &erbrolh all @one BON $50.
536,525 Tiuno 1914 ouf 1850.
425 uno lit nod in itorfcm Steigen
begrifien.
Die Stulo oicieS unerfreulIden
3uitalloe3 ihicbt MAJ gcmobnlif) aui
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

b0noler sur &eijltng ibrer Speiher
uerbGltniBmdBig mebr SobIeu in
oiciem Sabre gebroud)t, Die oben-
orein aud perblItnibmGBig tbellrer
moren. 6crncr maren oic 90bne fir
geiflllte Nrbeiter 5llnl Gfliiden oes
Saotmniies I'M 6eI0e uno sur 9e.
banoIlna ~oesielben I'M Speider aoi,
ungepobnlif bod. 3oS aues Iino
alio 6aftoren, Die einen b0beren
Ereis Oes Saatmailes in oiciem
Sabre gebieteriih beoingen.
9ie gelten iibrigens nidt MIR iiir
oen Snmenbonoler, ionoern aid
fir ben Sarmer, Ger eiuige bilnoert
9uibeIs SaatmaiS ge3ogcn uno Jest
gum Terfauf bot. @enn oeSboI6
Der Saotmois jest einen, 5nei ODER
0rei Collars Der 8uibeI mebr foItet,
ais friiher. 10 ioIlte man niht iii
dem, iOnoern irob iein, ielbit 81 Die.
lem Ereiie iiberbaupt nod 9ltten
Saatmnis beihafieu 81 fonnen. 8u.
ter SootmoiS, einerlei, mas err TO.
Itet, lit in oieiem Sabre immer bill.
lig."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

groBen Sdlof5llhtcrcien bate man c3
bouptIddlid oltf Die 8one obgcie-
ben, Dem 5leiif) idenfte man neni-
ger geadtung, einnal, neil Die 9tadl-
Froge nidt groB mar, Damn ober nuh
neil Ole 9eioroerungsuerhGItniiie
ichr 0ilrftig naren. Wfit ser Gntpifs
hung oea giieItbahmebes bobcn it'd
Ole &erb0ltnilie ober geGu0ert. Ser
2Iderbou bat iid) Der groben Meioe
itreden bentdftigt mo 0u0urdl Ole
Sd)af5udt eingeengt, 0ofitr lit uber
Dos Sammfleiif in Der @unjt 0e3
&olfcS uno aud i'm Ereiie gcitieqeu
un0 Die MISUNDERSTANDING limo
fir 8erididcn oes 6lciihe9 iebr be-
Quem %gcmoroCn. IS mcrOen infolQe
0elieu mehr 2dmmcr gcihludtet mo
peniger @oae geluonnen. 0u fam
MIR cine Steigernng Der Sfoi5uf)t
bclfen, uno 0iGie StcigerunN mnIB nas
.turgcmaB I'M alcinbetricb geifebcn,
nltf ocu aderinrmen. rSn oieier Bid,
trng geben olld) Die 8eItrebungen III.
lereS Observation-Disclosures. Die 60.
lung bi,B fir oie nafite 3eit Ioltten:
Sdaf5uft ouf m6glihIt alien 6ar-
men, grboltung ser Mlltteridoic uno
Shlodten MIR ser i~iber5dbligen
2Gmmer, mos bel nergroBertcr 3udlt
oof iomieio cine Steiqerung i'm
Ileiihmorftc CUR 6olge baben muB.
9amit pilroe alien Nnipriihen ge-
mint
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15
Segunien. SIRE 8ebanOlnna
im.S ourner unb @inter.

Sel oel S~tltIIIIr ucr 0egoulcu miro
%cClonOers 0d0urH ulcl gelun0lgt,
ouB Ole Elluu5th 6u ulcI Briudllert
.ueroui, nc ucrtlaJru loidIe3 Hld]t.
U%eluH0cra lid)t. ole ltruilu)urtlgeH
aud lupilen Ole EIlun5cn tcn llar-
les Sonnrntid)t DauclI, le IIeneN
pielnitDr u0a 6tllD,ull bis 6InI
Serbll Den leId)lcn SuJnttcll. OauS
belon0crs bat nua WlCBtl IN 0eE
AuDc5elt MT &OrlId)t 81 crTulgen,
III crlter SlIIe bGI 0cIl lultrcluPii
mo llcnBcIlolen Hrtet. 0lclcmgeit
NIT characterization, Iueidle StrII0et
un0 Nl0ttcr la1rllb ucrlIercl, nalt
hiull III lbrcr JuIbr6cIt IN %SIli.r
gaII5 trodCn.
Vile %icBpuIril mudlltn am bfltea
III lcldlicr. tnllCidlcno ntlt ttUls
groht0rluuUu IuH0C lenEld;.cr
>ullbtroc. ~ A0plr |lollGcn lllteH
cuicu autcu 9Noucrau5uA DaOcn
Eo4 ldmtur &,rttru DER Eopi.
1tlullriI. 0lr ant iuNtrcldcH Nluleli-
titolprn btltBt ans YtIuu5clBt-
ld)ulirn %crluurbcu mtrorn. bait uletr
%lmHtIlItcbh0bcr uun Dem GrUerb
1illhrn0rr (uptpllnn6eu Gb. SOldls
Ellur5rlI mullcu cbtlt entlprcdlell0
UtbGn0clt lUcr0cn, bcU0r lie llh all
Die 3tlnnlcrlutt 0%rlpobllru. 0lIt nu1
6u cllpfcblcn ut Is, Que lleu erUor-
bcllen Yilul6cn, 0ple mt cIllcr Ytarb.
ldlcltc 81 unlgebcl. 0le 0Cn &Upt ltlI-
ten 0rei tllQcrbrclt frei laBt, 0aiur
abcr oben oret l%iuqerbrelt nber ben
Aun0 rngt; hicie5 rult ctlle 8Cilun9
Ger GemperLtIr I'M GuBe berUor.
Ser uutcrlte Sell oes SuBeS 1T ulll-
gebcn BON DER marnlen 3llnmerluIt.
eIc Enplcrmnn'dette I~)ollert Den ODE.
Ten Qrll, oa9 libcritebeu0r Napier
beyuCdt cine lpeuiger id)ielle sSer-
ouulnmg Der Gberlldfe; Der 4u-
plerrono nclgt lih 5lpednluBIg etluaS
nod tnncn 5u. Seoen 6lpeitcn (G3
erhalten ole ~bliIbeioen 8etp0ble 70
bel Moiicr. ME tie %aninebmen fon-
rem; oa8 Nolier nuIB mcnigiten5
Iuitporm, beiier etmas Ian iein.
Der Stano Der Yilan5en Iei beli.
nobe Dem 3euiter, ober mdIt oirett
oli 6o8 Senlterbrctt, mcil eS bors
au fiibl lit. e5c.ricbcne Nlpenucilten
0. 9. iino 9on5 beiUmOcrs oonfbar
fir nicorigen Stono III o%lcrnodlter
GGbc oeS 6cnlterbrctteS. neil lie bier
olcl SbrrIiht HrboItcn. Sic trciben
GA luitig mcitcr, bis ibrc Grgeta-
t;ouS5cit 5u GnNc III uno lic in jlH'
M~ubcpcrioDc etntrCtcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15
c9cr0tntidt int @uhoge O5 9unocs adrbuuunhs)
Cine 2ln5e Dorf6t = elm @tmer 2Safier!
oIles nit Trend, oreiiing" ober 9ibt
oltf ieoes Elm 9oi,iden Maponoiic.
Gbofulabe Gnobins NIT aprnitarfc.

men, I'M Sen Shaocn gu oedcn, ser
ie0es Sabr nltf Der 1Sorm ourh
iSeucr nngeridtet miro.
Gies lit ein tptaIer 8erIuit fiir Die
9totion - oeun Die Ihntiafe. ooB
Die meiIten @erIuite t6eilneiic 0urt
3eriiderunq aebcdt mer0en, perriu.
cert nidlt Den @erIrit on 8ro6nften
sen Dos 2ono bo6urd erIcioet - uno
e. lit Elm &erlnit. Der gum aroBten
EheiIe perhiltct peroen fonnte.
Ginfatc 2(nleituagcn. nm bieien
qroben &erIttit 81 perhiiten. iinoet
man i'm Tnrmcr$ 8u9etin SO. 904,
~%,5erer &erhijtlma uno 6euer- pc
fGmpfunq aut Der 72nrm" pcIhc5
sur ireieu @crthciIunQ pom Ruuocs
Hdcrbau = 2epnrtemeut hcrnusgeges
ben mirb. 3ucrit nir0 onrin Die
8HihoffuHg pom EeuersGuncrn EN-.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15
@mpfe6fensmertBe Ao6re5epte.

~toifeln (riceo), > Gier, > GBl0ffet
uoa Wtilh, 4 GBloffel pou Ntebl, i1l3
Sbeeloiicl Sol5 uno ettpos 0tu9tot
nltB.
Wlon rcibe Die GortoIfeln, gebe bic
gut 9eidlagenen @ier uno sic Mild)
ooron uno SoI3 uno 8epiir3 uro
8tlebt 10 piel Mehl, Dab e@ einen. fc.
item Scig gibt, Modle fleine 9olIcn
onuon. Frobicre IS an einent, oh Sc
Wfoiic bolt, inoem man i'm i'll fnhrn.
oes, griaI3eres @niier gibt, Ger
follt er, mltB nod mebr 0febI boran
qcriibrt iperocn. Gie @olen ioQcll
ni6t GROCER iei1 oils cin 81 mo ntiii
len Is Nimutcn foden. ooer bis
ourdqefoft. Sebr qltt 5u 9Gmpf-
6leiih (pot roalt) II. ogl.
Nnfbrut.
Cine babe SoIie aornmebl, a
Gbccloiiel Sol3, I 5heeIoifeI Grisco,
Il (oiie fohenoes WdIier. ~ Goi-
len &oggcnmcbl, A GbecIoiicl Bad
puIper, Il Goiicu Wtilfl unO y Gaiie
gebaftc Atiliic.
8a9 aornmebl gibt man in cine
Shiiiiel nit Solj, Grisco uno DEM
fod)eitocn Moiier uno miift e8 gut.
2dbt cs 80 Wilulten itchen. Gam
qibt man oo5 8nfpulpcr nn0 Die
Milf uno 5ltIebt Ole Niiiie oo3u. Y3i
id,e leid)t, alb Die Mniie IN citle @rat-
pfonne uno IdIie on mormem Grtc
% Winutcn Itehcn. Damn bnfe IS
in mdBi9 bciBem Oicn. Sdneioe es
crit, pem eS uonig oiiSqefiiblt lit.
Sit icbr moblidmcdeno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

WoIler. Gin einjiger elmer &ui
Ter mag Elm groBes 6eiier perhutcu.
ma snid)t geidleben fonute, penH man
oas &aIier crit BON Ser &umpc ho-
len milBte. 9nd, dcuiife 9oidnppu.
rdte filto empiehlen@luertb. Die Sra
&c Der 6citcrucrbiituug nuf Der Tarm
lit icoerfaIlS cine iehr nidltiat mo
ocSbnlb m0hten mir ieoem 1Surmcr
rathen, lid Bulletin SO. 904 pom
@ferbnu Geportcment in @nihilQ
ton. ,. e, itiden su laiien. G% To-
ltet mctter nidltS. ais ocn @rjcf un0
oaS Gorto uno mag bon groBcu
Sortbeil ieiu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

gutter oocr margarine 0ilnltcn
tbl,t Die 6iidItiife bo5u, ncblt eiucnl
&%oiienfopf 8riibe, aus 6leiihbriib-
miirfcIn ooer 6leiidertroft berge-
itelt, cini9en 20ifetn ialrer Sohnc
ODER Ytildl rno einem bnlbcn 2offeI
Giiig, elmer glttcn 0riie @feifer Deer
elmer 9tciicripibe Gaprifn. Der Slid
mltB fnapp bon Der 6liriiigfeit be
oeft Icir, unO menn er gar lit, ntnnt
nlan i'm berouS mo rilhrt Die Sunfc
nit eincn GjgeIb an. Iiir 4 BIS )
9erioncn. Sal5fortoiicIn poiicu 30
All
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

aus Der GrottioIe in eineil @oiier.
elmer |lpringen HcIoi'Ien miro, in mel.
dem lie lid tootifmimmcn muB, 10
'tl0 oa9 irciIih olltogIide 0orqdnge.
Die mclitcns mr. IN @e0anfcnlolia-
felt otl2gciibt mcr0cn, uno ole oodl
ilbcroll9 muhcilnoll olti 0o3 &iu0cs-
GcmiitD cinpirfcn fonncn. 6oit nod
ihI.unGcrc Gmo,tjfc obcr fam
S0umniB mo Nrrnadldiiigun0 Der
(bicrc hcruorruicn. Giuc Whltter.
Die 0cu MdnnrituOogel I'M Bauer Der.
hnnQcrn mlb ]pcr0nrirtu ODER audi
MIR III or9cm Sdlmub i%tarrcn licBe.
mllr0e it'd ole ar0btc g|er0utmortung
nuilo0cu. rucide EItcrn jhrcu airoern
qcgcnibcr hobcu t0nnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

Gron q :, III .. SUB. - Rdb.
maidincn uerurindcn m0brcn0 DTS
@ctrtcbcs cin 3lenlId lcbboitc9 oe-
rduidl oa@. Ucum man gu cbcucr Gr0c
mobnt, pom Wtitbcppbucrn oca San.
les 5lpor Dcllilcr uuoulcnchm en-.
piutocu miro, i'm ciQcnen &nteriic
nbcr bcocuten0 obqridrm0dlt mcroeH
fam. uuo guar oaourh, Oob MO nm.
ter Die }ilbc Der W}oihInc itorfe TiI}.
mlterIaqcn ajbi oocr Wummiinidc
tlcbt. Gas @crIIid miro oonurdl cr-
hcblldl gcuIllocrt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

9efpeitt, as es Den Wfais . Jarmern
I'M borigen Script moglid mar,
onrd hire Wfaisfeloer 5l gebeu mo
it5uiteQer, mos tie brahten. Die
wreiie, Die bis gum Seronfommen Der
YflonBeit nod mciter Iteigen mo-
gen, limo nber niht ct1pa oesbulb in
Die S0be getrieben, neil lie cine
giinitiqe @elegenbeit sur |rei8trei-
berei fano, ionoern es bnnoelt iif
bier in Ser Snuptiode nm cine be-
redtigte %rcislteigerung, neil eben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

VNFt
6crfcl Die 81 9eginn oes @eriuheS
43 8flln0 ous Stiid nogcn, modytcn
10 @od)en lang, m0hreno lie ans.
ihIieBIif nit MaiSforn geiiittert
luurocn, MIR cine t0gIihe @epitts
3unabme non ourd)idnittlif) cinem
boIben 9funo.
@uroe ou5ihlieBlid Mni5forn
Dcrfilttert, 10 benotbigteu bic GcrfcI
ltebcn 9fun0 MoiS, nm MIR elm elm.
5igeS 4funb al @emidt SuSunehmen.
@dbrcno 0es 5rpeiten GbeiIe5 oeS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. befanen oiciel,
ben 5hicrc cine Hatinn, sic aus 5rpci
Gilno Yfuisforu uno ttH 8funo
Wogermilf bcitono, tie er5cugtcn
oamIt ieOesmoI Elm Yiuho 8e1piht2.
5unohmc. Gle soften fiir sic Gr.
5ellgung cines Niunoe@ @cniht93lt
nnbme Itclltcn lif bel ol2ihlieBlid)er
&criiittcrunq BON Mai5fcru otf
Sh Gents, oagcgcn bel Der &eriiitte-
rung BON Woiaforn mo Noacrmild,
i'm anacQebcncn &crb0ltniB oui MIR
4.9t Gents.
Gicie &eriuf,e lpieicn fcrncr ouf.
DOB ucbcu Y%fogerntild, oidl nod
G%onfagc ltnb enhancement zinc
por5ilgIihc Grgdn5unq an Maistorn
in Der Station iiir 6crtcl biloen. 20
tilrIid mllB man immer nod oen
Gaae$preiicu Der ein5elnen Suffer-
mittcl qenou beredncn, melhcr 3u-
Iammcticbunq Die Tlttterrotion Iein
mlB, I'm oie bcIten Hciultote 81 crae.
ben.