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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
nbfpriel at @orn til @ollanb,
Morge pg GDerrig.

Set f9rlte 8ru6 / u0f9rlelsfor=
bu0et til 6e e~l1roppiife Mertrole Tom
/ Treoags poa Sc af oe 6orene0e
Stater faltiatte 8ilfoar. SSmo6 at
nogle al 2a0ningerne gaor til Mp6=
bj9lp. for 8e1gien bill &egieringen
ti1la0e Ell Del bollon6ife &ornifibe
at f6re 6etes 9ooninger til Sol
Lamb.
Mlt &prn til |@pllor6 bor ppret
|lbol6t tilbage for at bir6re l1bifib=
ming at 2epneosmi6ler til Epiflono.
Wen @ollan0 bar 1oa, iterft 8r11g
for &orn, at Set gif me6 tiI1 Sc
Torene0e 5toters Tor1log, at en- Gel
al &pr11ct lf11l0e gaa til 8elgierne.
|5om S9lge beruf bill nog1e al Sc
fornloite6e bollan6ife 5fibe, ser /
mango Tiger bar ligget / amerifanife
Some .fao Sillooelle til at rejie.
Sroni1gcn ct loa0on, at &egjerin=
gen fpler, at i11tet al Gornet bill nou
.Spiflan6.
Norges sag bar beret fremItillet
af 81. Monien og bans 6p1ge, og
Der ligeS at pGre opnaaet fulb gnig=
beo ongoaen6e 8orer, Ser pjebliffe=
Zig ifal len6es til bette 2ono. Norge
tr9nger til 2ebne6smi6ler og bar
.9fibe at gibe / BDtte. Set er bill
1igt til at Itille 1,OO0, 900 Sons til
Sc 6orcnebe 5taterS Ejene1t tie, bpis
Set til @jengiplo fan foa 2ebne0s=
mio1er. Set forlD6er, at Bette Sill
b,1o oelbis er ontoget.
Sill @jengieD for &etten til at
iltofpre 100000 g1tibels omerifanif
Mug, frigab 5Derrig 100000 8nlb=
els Sbe0e fra amerifon1fe Glebato=
rer til Den belgtife Neutrality-suspicious.
mis- lion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31


.l1ngoomsforeningen inobnot til en-
Set for Neoerlen og bans Sultrlt
| Ssnoags. San prgoifeoe pe6.
@nostjenc1ten ON Sormio0ugen, %
ben paa ~Gftermto6agen iamleoes Ell
flor Stare al @olonie11s Soft f9un-
Sen eller Harfen, bbor Mifob itore
Muiifforps ipilleoe, % Ell GimeS
SID tilbragtes l1noer Gang % Gale.
&altor Mnbcrien % 9. SIS liant
Observation-Disclosures Sormqno @.
@ilstofte og Sbeno &eterien) taf-
feoe Wresgalterne for Sen go6e
Siplp, SC bao6e poet / Mrbei0et /
Menigbeoen % sc to andre Cont
menilrtninger og pnifeoe BENT De
beolte &aor / oeres @ierning blan6t
2anosmenb / @eiten. &aitor Mn-
oer1en ta!te BERTH ON Breitegiernin-
gen, 6ens Motiber, bens @lG0er og
oens Ganlfeligbeoer. DeSuoen talte
sc. 8rl,s, 8. 6. Neber1en og 81. So
berg fort / Dagens Mnleoning. 8.
6. 8e6erlen fremorog 5p9rgsmaa-
let ON Muligbeoen al | en- &oloni
at bebarc 5amrenboloet, Ser gier=
ne prpger Sen f9r1te Gib.
IS. s. He0er1en taffeOe pg notalte
fig ont famine 15psrgsmaal iauoel
font ONT bans % bans ,Snitrus Or
beibe Di6til og / 6rcmtioen. 5enere
bleb Ser brl1ffet Safe / set frie, og
gftcrmiooogen lpon0t bpggeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

pprferi= 5fueipil uMooer1a &rigsfg-
relie|n lom 1fil0rer &rigsfprellen |
atfe Gnfeltbeoer lon nofert paa
ben peItlige 5ront; ODER 800 8erio-
l1er beltager / benne gigantiife OPP
pisning.
Gn cnfelt cling, iom fortjener at
q1gbneS iGrifilt, CT en- nbitilling al
1900 8illcber / utbe 2og Cabin" %
/ ct 5tenDns. Set CT uMinnelota
I%erritoriol Nioneer Ms1ociation",
iom foranltalter Denn1e l161ti1ling>
ser iiges at opergoa alle anore Zig
nen6e fer / 2anbet. Set er Minoer
fra DC ugamle 9oge", fra Nioneer-
tioen, lon1 fer er iamlet, og 6e er
bel pnro for ollie, @omle % l1nge,
at to9e / 0jelDn. gn Sci meget
gamle 8ioneerer bill bore til Steoe
| utbc Sog Cabin" paa Ytoneercrnes
.Samlings0og Sorsbng ben g.. Sep
TENDER, &bis Der fin0es gom1e Dan=
lfe, lom bar ppret fer / Minnelota
/ Hioneertioen, og Sc bar enten Bill
lcoer eller onoet fra 6e Gage ga
b1troe &c le10e e!ler bringe set til
l1o1tillingen og ielb mp0e frem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
On 4htalrlarr.

S Mi11neapolis er Ser nDliq
1tiftet en- u2abor's 2opot 2egion" /,
Der pptager font Meolemmer alfe
M%rbeloere, Der er loDole oberfor
2ono og &egiering UNDER &rigen
imoo Ipiflan0. Denne 2egion bopoe
til | Sre6ags arrongeret ct fort
Md6e, me6 fien6te Mpn0 lom Ga
lere. Ser bolotes to Mpoer, ct /
Mnoitoriun1, bbor ODER 5000 Men=
neifer bar til @teoe, og. ct fort Sri-
ll1ftsmgoe paa Barooegrl1noen, bbor
omtrent 10000 Dor foriom1et.
Salerne bar SEN befien6te @rbei=
oerleoer, 5ngf6rer Glare1e g. Oar
rom, pg forbenb9renbe Mmbasla6gr
til Spiflanb, Son1es IS. Gerard, Ser
begge bol6t l16merfebe Soler. 6i6l t.
neppntes Sale bapbe 6og iprlig essn-
teresle for Be Donife, 90 ban paa
Ell meget birfningsfuIo Maa6e be-
rprte oct %lgn0erip6ife 5pprgsmaaL
ioet ban fortalte ON Sen nnoertrpf-
fel1e, SDiflal16 6ber paa oen oanife
olfning ! 5lesbig. San 11otaIte
omtret1t fgIge11be:
vS6noeripllano fan iioeailles
meo Gliais 2otbringel1, tim er set
iffe iaa meget omtalt.
S 1864 fog Ebiflono 5lesbig-
Soften fra 9anmarf. Au maa lite
mere enc Z Menneifer i oenne 8ro-
bins idrnles poo famine Sis ct
Sotel. % Rolarforiferen Mmunoien.
tom for at boIoe ct Soreorag, bleb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Mfifebsfeit / Mifpp,

Naifor g. $. Neberien, lom for
ct Nar Mar iioen mi0lertioig opgob
8raftegierningen og boiatte, fig /
MifoD, Winn., bbor ban / oen iioen
forlebne STD bar bopt uDrl1g- %
8arietp" -8utf, bor Tom tioligere
lneooelt Mi toget imoo &alo fra
Menigbeoerne / Nar1ier og Cotton,
5reslte 60, Sal. SON reiier oeril
meb fu1 Somilie for at obertoge
8rpitegierningen ON en- Maaneos.
ito, % oe forlooer Mifoo paa 2gr-
bag.
S ben Mnleoni1g bob6e Menigbez
Der, Danf 5olfeiannfunos &reos %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

Meen bporfor iffe beige Ell anben
6orm, font aiper Ell bebre &lnng %
laber ct 8ar al Sprbolosprbene for
lpinoe, iamtioig meo at rNigeifole,
pbebes" un6gaas!
.apbenbabns &nn0bns' Mrfiteft,
so. NDrop" Sen 5nmmenItilling
lpoer life gobt. S llotrpffet (5ioe
AZ: uOg mi blpoer oe 6anife Moro=
ilesbigere ltoe poo @l,ropas 5lag=
marfer, forbi be elifer set '2an6
oip." maa jeg forelpbig iptte ct
? peo Srbet uforbi". Seq forltaar
Set life.
&ba0 er:: ubcn npc1te tplfe &roftz
bnrborlti!?"
Oct CT for 6remtiocns 5fDlo %
for bort 5progs Sfpl6, jeg ,gjpr
6isie 8emGrfntnger: Sc fan i mem
Zig life nn6re noget / set, Ser er
trDft.
Bopcn CT laa lille (44 5ioer) %
iaa let o%perfommelig, babe at fj6be
% at lnie, % 6og i%n6ebolber Sen
ier6e1es megct. Ero6s Sc Sing /
Den, jeg fln6e pnffe en6nu be6re,
,cno Sc CT, maa ieg anbefale Sen
pau Set beo1te. @ipb Sen oq 1rs
6enl
8iloe Set life ppre en- go6 8lon
for l1ngboms= pg a1ore Soreni11ger
at fjpbe ct Narti, iao Meo1enmer
ioa bel iom a;1bre let fl1n0e foa
8ogen!
q. 8obierg.
Saas portofrit tilien6t for IS
Gents fra 6. &asm11sien g., 722
60. 4tb st., MinneopoIis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Blannt TunnHnnxnn.
Splbbrbnnpsfeiten / arpnborg.

SplporDllnpsfe1te1t &erD1tbDrg.
Hoa Baitor SC. IS. @rabengaaros
og 9nitr11s Sglbbrpllupsbog sen IL.
Mugn1t 1amlebes ON @ftermiooogen
ODER 800 Menneifer / @ronborg
Strife, bbor 8a1tor 6. g. Sgibierg
bol0t 9friftetale og tog gg1pbrnoe-
parret me0 Samilie til Mlters. Der
efter preoife6e 8a1tor 6. s. 5fop-
gaar6.
9a @nostieneiten bar enot, Git
man, ifplge ~Mnrora Mmericany til
8or0s ! ben tint ooAfeltligt ppnteoe
Gal og ngo Seftmaolti6et, ION Me-
nigbe6enS 1&Din6er bop6e anretttet.
Otter SptSningen talte fgrt 8altor
Sgjbierg. San o%Derraffe mes iml,f-
fe Orb S6lbbru6epnrret ct @terlinq
S9lDsSpiieitel % en- itGrre Nenge-
inm iom en- @aoe fra Menigbeoen.
Sg oertil f6ieoe ban en- gaf for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Mittnranta 5tatH-
mhattlltng.

Statsuoltillingen aabnes pao
Mon0og 6en 3. September og barer
1gen 1tb. Sen bill blibe mere rig
boloig % ufDcfslenoe / @or eno
nogen 9inoe for. .&oa etbpert. Sm=
ra6e 1fer, Ser oltio 6remifriot fra
Mor til Nor; Ser er @eflt <pg l1b=
'bifling / o1le @rene al 5umfl1nbs=
tibet og Oct piicr fig flort pan Ben
oorliqe l1bitilling. Seen BERTH font
mer, at 6orbo16ene for Iieb1iffct
fprer ao1fil!igt frem / fprte &effe,
font e1ten life Dqr beret frem11e
f9r, eller FIN bar bnbt Ell li6et pna=
dgtet Hlnos. Dette gnl0er ferIt og
&pin6ernes Mfoeling, bbor
Size Soob Sraining Camp" oil Bit
pc Ell al l161tililnge1rs met interes-
.a5nte N%foelinger. Oct bentes> at
Guiinber nf Herioner oil tage 9el
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Denne Mf +
beling ~uf eli 5tatsn6Iti1ling er al
ida flor 8%etponing for 2on6ets @el,
at S1ititutionen bill blipe eiort per-
monent iaa 1tenge &rigen itoor poa>
og beo ale 9tats110ltillinger. SITE SITE
Blot @ofSnc bill oeltoge, men Ser
er og|aa beo Mtnneioto Stotsuoitil-
ling i6rget for, at Drenge 0g Niger,
bill bile 6eres @nnlt / at iplte
og tgrre 6rugt og @rpntioger. Dis=
le unge 0eltogere bill blipe nobalgt
beo &onfl1rrencer> 1om afbol6es o11=
firing / 5taten.
Set &96e &prs hi! bore en- an6en
Mfbeling al l1oltllingen, bpori &bin=
berne pill tage 1tor Del. Noo @rnn6
al bets itore 8etponing / &rigen,
bill set &6oe &ors blipe TIBET See.
0erspla6len / Centrum a &pin6er=.
neg 8pgning, % reoliltiife &rigs-
6ehnonItrationer biz fin6e @te6.
&bitroer bil lto0ig bore beifaftiget
me6 at itriffe og lobe Mefpi1iter pg
&lp6er for 5ol6aterne.
s set BEE bill &pinoerne bioroge
meget til at gibre 6totsu6 ItiIlingen
Ben 3. til g.. 5eptember til Sen
it6rIte og be01te nogen 5in6e bolot.
Sra 6e forffjellige Mfoe1inger .of
l16fillingen me06eles, at 6isie bill.
blibe %rigbol6igere en6 nogen 6inoe.
Gors6ag Ser 6. 5eptember bliber
&atriotiSmens Dag, ogiaa Nionerer=
neg og 5o10aternes Sag, og til
6enne Sag er i6reet for ct 8rogram,
iom bill faa ollie patriotiffe Strenge
til at fringe. Set rationale Sor-
ibarsraao oil fore1taa arrangement
terne for 8rogrummet SEN Sag.
Ser bill blipe bn6t ct inn6t og
inobolosrigt Observation-Disclosures
gram. vMma5ing 2arrp" 8rom1t,
2eoeren for gurron5as Mpiatifer=
itprfe, bill fpbe Mften og Dog, gno=
bibere bill 81 &apfjprings=aonge
6eltage Acknowledgements
9nSoag ben 5. og 2proog ben g..
September; Der bliber A 9oge meo
i%panoenoe Seiteoap0eI1b, Man6ua,
Sirsoue, Gorsoag og Sreoag; So 3SS
fororteoe 8al1oebille=9lfter foran
8ranof tan0 g%ftermio6ag og Mften,
% boer Often oct itorilagne Sur
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
N. P. Gravengaards
og Hustrus S0lvbryllup
den Tide August 1917.

Tone: Blomstre som en- Rosensaard,
Tiden l@ber travlt af .Sted
Som de stride StrGmme,
Og Diet er, som rives med
Wore Haab og Dr@mme;
En- de t alt, hvad vi kan naa':
F9des, visne og forgaa,
Slettes I'D og glemmes?
Nej, bag alt dog @jner vi,
Mar vi vii, Guds Finger;
Intel gaar hans Blk forbi,
Over alt det klinger:
Smaat og stort, hver Dr@m, hive
Daad,,
Fryd og Smil og Sorg og Grad
Naa'r Gud Faders Hjarta.
Hvad Evighed har Rod,
Kan Ell It'd bortvejre;
like vi, men Gud, er. god,
vi hos ham os lejre; +
Som en- Sky da flygter, Frygt,
Og vi har Diet godt o~gSStrygt,
Selv i Kampens Builder
I, som nu i Dag har Fest.
Har Diet rigt erfaret,
Sommersol Og Vinterblast
Har Diet aabenbaret;
Og i Lyset af Guds Fred
Elders Ungdoms Kerlighed
,Staar med Sglvkrans smykket,
NJ paa fem og tyve Aar
1 tilbage skuer,
OPP og ned var Livets Kaar,
Dog med Straalebuer
Hvaelver sig vi%dunderligt
Over hvert Guds Made rigt, -
Stort og tyst / undres!
Lys og Mod, S6lvbrudepar,
Til Guds Vel at tr@de
tOg fremdeles, SON I har,
Gore GAVIN med Glade!
.Gud velsigne Elders HEN,
Indtil Dagen bryder frem,
|Da S6lvkransen gyldnes!
ADAM DAN.
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6nnhprjyllanh.
Gil g%eograiiif % biltoriif 2eoetraao.
@eo SoDonnes Mabn.
llogipet mes ct Gororb al Gpalo.
&riItenien.

@polo &rilten1en> &bjifolel9rer.
fra Donmarf, og 2nrer fpr1t poa
@ra11o &iem College, ienere paa
Danebo6, oplpier / 6ororoef til.
obennebnte lille &efte, at BON !en=
gere Sis bor drbej0et mes at 1amle
en- Bog ON Danmarf og Set oon1fe
Soft: Sen if1tl6e bringe SplDsning
til bort Soft ber obre, og ga bel
nof lprlig til Sen opboflenoe 9legt,
ON Donmorfs Motur og 6o1felip
mes npgen @ejle0ning | bets ST.
%1torie. Sen lful6e gipe ct &illeoe al
bore Sn6res 2ano % Soft, lpm fan
peffe 2plten ii! l1nrmere a'iero=
1fab.
N1 bar set f6jet fig iaa, at o1t
life enon1t CT bleben Inmlet> me6enS
oo1fil1ige >5tpffer bar ligget fpr=
6ige Ell Sis. BInnbt bisie Ell 8a1tor.
Sobonnes Gobns lille 5fil6ring al
9pnoerjpllano. Sg netop mi, 81
1oo mango Tanfer gaar til Sc 0anife
5gnberjD0er, mems Sc trtber og
lioer ioo baor6t baa6e 16e % biem=
me, CT set gobt at uobreoe. 9plps<
ming ON Dem og 6eres &iemitapn,
set gamle 6unife 2an0. Derfor bar
l16giperen balgt at ienoe oenne
Gfilori1tg us f6r Sc item al Sen poo
tenfte 8og.
Sc fpr1te to Sre6iebele al bette
&efte i1oebo!oer en- geographic Sper=
1iqt oper S9noerjDl1an6 me0 Ditto
rife Erpf fnpttet til Sc forfjellige
Ggne1 5te6er pg 8Der. @n faaoan
Gommenilpngning al @eografi og
@iItorie er 116m9rfet, nanr ben lDf=
fes, og paa mango Steoer er Set
nljort gobt. Seq nnpner set ON
8pen Slesbig og 6e11s Smegn. Dog
lobner jeg li6t ONT ie1be Bpens 8e=
liggenbeo og l16ieen6e, ligeiom ieg
ipnes, at Ser ON S%leHsborgsu Sc
ogrofi" bl1r0e figes li0t mere, ems
at Den bar Sen ifjpnnele 8eliggen>
be6 al ollie 96n6erjpllan6s Bper".'
2n1 erne brr6e bobe at bloc: bbor<
for. gln6re G%nfeltbeoer fnnoe fritz
ieres; men / set belle Ell Sn6bo1oet
al @eograften go6t.
S Sen lib1te Erebiebel er Sen I'll
ltpriife l1opifling panpeget / forte
ISrpf. Set CT Ell b9r6ifnl6 2e6e=
traao. Meen man rnoa life forlange
mere al Sen, ems Ell 2eoetrao6 Tan
giDe:: mango Sing ifal npbnes, laa
Der Tan fun bIibe li6t ON bier. Det
bgffer life let Snteresle, bbor 6e11
fife er / SorDejen. Men Sc, Ser bar
ben og iipr tillige fienoer en- Sci
til S6n6eriDllanos Siitorie, bill brlt-
&c 2eoetraaoel1 me6 eoot l1bbDtte.
SITE ina faa 5teoer bnroe Sc
iproglige l1btrpf bape beret .beore,
END Be er. Set er en- SoDeofag for
os Dal1ife Der | Mmerifa at bore
om6pggelige meo bort 55prog. Seq.
ffol fun nabne ct 8ar gfsempler::
uNoqen S9jifo11ennoerpisning iprlig
Nigeifole, gbeoes bog ogiaa efter
ariaen ! Npo0i1tg al Cornelius Mp=
pei itotil 1885" (5ibe 19). Set er
lite let at or6i1e ioa mango Sor-
hOI0Sle6 (effer. /. AZ innfin rintint
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$500.

0on kjpber 81 tiIdels dyrket Kvart, q Mil ashfepTI og
~ 80 Acres under dead py1 amia at n na4s gei z A 4 ref
smuk Lnnd at Grantr@er frundt Bygningerne; Godt 1Log-Hus, stald med
Pads til 80 Stk. Kvag, godt Wand og j blomstrende skandnayisk
Nabolag. Skriv til Eieren. Alt dyrket Land oliver 5plgjet i Efteraaret.
Liste yer andre Godtkjgbs Farne og Land faaes we'd at skrive til
A. j. ANDERSEN. GRYGLA, MINI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
LESSON NO. Is.
Transmission (Continucd,)

In our study of the transmission so
far. we have seen how the three
speeds, which mean three beverages,
are obtained, and we have seen how
the gears are shifted at the will OF
the operator Let us now see how
the car is driven backward or re-
versed.
Refer for n moment to figure / of
the Illustrations. which shows an end
view of the gears as studied so far.
Here the double dotted circle T. rep
resents the gear which is connected
to the clutch. Il and T. being the
gears on the counter shaft. and is
he gear connected to the propeller
shaft.
BY studying the arrows you will
lind that when the gear L rcvolves
IN the direction indicated by the ar
iow No. l the gear h will revolve ~
.he direction shown by the arrow No
;, As the gears Il and T. are on the
same shaft they will rovolvo I'm the
same direction. Thus gear r. rcvolves
IN the direction OF the arrow No. ;
With the result the the gear J must
evolve In the direction indicated by
he arrow n. T. From this YOU wlli
observe that J revolves in the same
direction as the gear =. and therefore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

4 the propeller shaft. to which j is con-
| nected, must revolve in the same d.
rection as the engine, by which the
gear L Is driven
How can we make the propeller
SHAFT, or what amounts to the same
thing. the gear j, revolves in direc-
tion opposite 10 the direction of the
revolution OF the engine. or gear +.
Let us make the gear II smaller.
so that 1t clears the gear J, and let
us then add another gear. which
mcshes with both the gears h and J.
as shown In figure 2.
Now you will observe that as the
gear l. revolves In the direction Of
the arrow No. |, II and f. will re-
VolVe in the direction OF the arrows
and 3 respectively. This will make
X, the new gear. reVolve as inui-
Gated by arrow No. 4. and so J must
revolve as shown by arrow No. b.
Thus you will see that the addition
of this extra, or idler gear, as II Is
called, will make the gear revolve
In direction the reverse TO that Of
the engine. and so the car will be
driven backward.
Figure shows the new assembly
Of the transmission.
| want to direct your attention to
the fact that the reverse gear S is
smaller than the low-speed gear u.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
HOW GIRLS WE'D IN COUNTRY
Effective Use of iuPal Flowers In
DcCOrntiOn.

Farm and Fireside says: For
tunate is the girl who lives in the
country when the time comes 10
decorate for her wedding. A wild
rose wedding which one bride
planned was wonderfully attractive.
In one corner of the living room an
arch OF woven wire was erected. and
covered with graceful wild clematis
vines and wild rpses. On each win
dow sill stood Il jar OF wild roses.
and the mantel was banked with
them.
The two bridesmaids wore pale
green dresses, and carried baskets
overflowering with wild roses: the
maid of honor wore a gown of wild
rose pink, and carried an arm bou-
quet OF wood maidenhair ferns and
wild clematis.
THE dining table was decorated
effectively. A crystal bowl filled
with wild rose sprays which trailed
over the sides and along the table
was placed in the center on a mat
Of hardy sword ferns. From above
the middle Of the table four gar
lands Of wild clematis were looped
down to the edge of the round
table and held with bows of green
tulle.
The menu. which was served in
buffet style. was pink and white. II
consisted of strawberry and pineap-
pie cocktail. vita sprig of green
mint in each glass. sliced ham and
pressed chicken. potato chips, hot
rolls, raspberry ice. white-frosted
cakes cut in the shape of bells, pink
frosted cakes in the shape of hearts"
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its teeth will travel slower than the
teeth OF
Thus we see that when travelling
on low gear the teeth II the inter
mediate gear connected TO te rear
wheels will travel slower than those
/ OF the intermediate gear connected to
the engine. So In shifting from first
TO second IL is desirable to have those
gears Connected to the erIne slow
down.
BY the same reasoning It can be
shown that the same is true when
shifting from second TO third.
Fortunately. when the clutch is dis
engaged and the moment the gears
are thrown out. all those connected
10 the engine will slow down OF their
own accord. this slowing down being
helped by the clutch brake. For this
reason shifting up" is comparatively
easy With many cars a slight hesi-
tation In neutral will make the shift
easy.
When shifting from third to Sec
| ond or second to first. the reverse
action OF the engine driven gears IS
desired. as under this condition they
should be sHeeded up.
Unfortunately, It takes skill and
practice in the manipulation of the
gas, clutch and gear lever to accom-
plish this.
When climbing a hill the car will
tend TO slow down the instant the
gears are thrown 10 neutral. which
Will partly give the same effect as
speeding up the engine driven gears,
so that when climbing a hill and IT
desired TO shift down. a quick shift
the pressure being placed on the hand
lever before the clutch is thrown OUT,
will accomplish the result
When descending a hill. because
the car wants to increase in speed,
the difficulty in shifting downward is
increased. When climbing hill the
clutch will not be left disensaged for
any length OF time. or the car will
lose desired momentum. In descend
ing this Is not the case. and many will
find that wnen desiring TO shift down,
II the gears are brought 10 neutral
and the clutch be then engaged for
second while the engine is given n
little gas. that those gears connected
10 the engine will be made to spin"
IL the gears are then instantly meshed
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| This means that there is an even
greater leverage when In reverse than
when IN low. II would he well TO
Remember this, as there may come a
tlme when your car has been caught
IN ditch from which you cannot pull
when In low. The extra leverage OBJ
tained In reverse may be enough 10
pun you out While IL is extremely
unlikely that pleasure car will come
10 hill too steep for low gear. L.
this should happen the problem or
getting up the Hill can often be solved
by turning around and going up back
ward. Drivers of heavy-laden trucks
VII! often find this n good stunt.
have gone into the construction
OF the transmission in rather great
detail. This / have not done In order
to help you take care Of the car
proper fabrication being about all
the care the transmission requires).
SO much as to give help In the
proper driving Of IT.
1t is well known that the most dlf-
ficult thing driver has to do IS TO
SHIFT the gears. Few have trouble
In shifting from first TO second or
from second to high. but there are
q Surprisingly great number who can
not shift downward; that Is, from
N'A'AH ~ w F'ibilh VI lTbIn SECOND 10
first. OF those who can do this wni.e
ascending a hill or driving on the
level many cannot do It while going
down hill
| believe It win be worth while.
therefore, 20 study the action OF the
gears under these varying conditions
In order to mesh (that Is, to con.
meet together) to gears they should
DO revolving so that the speed OF the
teeth on their circumference is the
same or nearly so. II there is much
difference in this speed the meshing
Will be difficult
Consider the illustration Figure g.
When In low gear. the lineal speed OF
The teeth on gears II and will be
the same, but the gear e will make.
say, three revolutions to one OF ].
The latter is also true of the inter
mediate speeds. gears X and + and X
making three revolutions for one OF
f, but because the circumference of
the gear Is Is greater than that OF Il
the lineal speed OF its teeth will be
greater than those OF T.. while f.. be-
ing smaller in circumference than j.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
QUAD MAKES WONDERFUL
CLIMB BEFORE VETERANS
Practibility of Motor Truck for War
Purposes Is Fully
Demonstrated.

The army mule has lost castle in
its greatest stronghold. Even the u.
A. r. veteran. who recalls that in 81
the pack mule was the last word IN
army transportation. has transferred
his allegiance to the more modern
motor truck since witnessing JEFF
fiery Quad climb up a 275 per cent
grade at a special demonstration held
during the Wisconsin state encamp-
ment last week i'm Kenosha.
\ pile of lumber 10 feet square by
5 u feet high was erected. on one
side of the pile two l2x4 uprights b 1s
feet long were nailed securely to the
top of the pile with the bottom ends
resting on the ground. These two
uprights formed an angle OF 10 de-
greees.
A stock Quad two-ton truck loaded
with 5000 pounds of pig iron and
piloted by O. A. Eskuche of the Nash
truck engineering department was
then driven up to the lumber pile
until the two front wheels barely
touched the upriehts. Speeding up
the motor and slowly engaging the
clutch Mr.. Eskuche started the big
truck on It's steep climb and with
a roaring motor the Quad crept TO
the top of the pile. On reaching the
top the truck was locked by the brakes
which apply their power to all four
wheels.
Many regular army officers who
witnessed the demonstration declared
It to be one of the most spectacular
performances they he'd ever seen. Mr..
Eskuche. who has probably seen more
actual warfare than any other truck
engineer in this country. having spent
several months in France. Russia and
England. supervising the installation
OF Quad trucks furnished these gov
ernments for military purposes, merely
smiled and said that this was nothing
when compared with some of the
problems this truck has solved sue
cessfully on European battle fronts.
To the hundreds of G., A. r. veter-
ans who shouldered rifles for Uncle