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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23
4pn 1nkntn.
Ntn Stnulbrp pco Canton

IN Staalbrp pco Canton. Oil.
maufee. Sanen ppierer Tor Sioell Ell
IN StnoIbro opcr Siollr Hiper pen
Canton. @roen bar Ell SGn9oe al
heninoo 800 SOB.
Srrigatiouslano tages burtig. Sc
1000 Ncres irri9cret 9ano, Der mn.
Ii0 uobncbes / Siitriftct ueo Belle
Toitrche, bliucr nlc1ct hurtig optn'
get. Ter fnn al bette Sarlo 1isres
"cntrp" Tor finn so acrcs.
Gn goo SespnSclic. Garitp llniol
Creamery, ser Tor FIN 10 Waancbc,
ilocn inttes iean9 / Ibcrocell, bai
nctop b~efienbtgiort III 0ipibcnbe a
$4,000. Icttc Weicri paoitooes al
ppre set cncitc ciet al Sorlners Gqui
III Union.
Nmglcpilotct umfummer. Ger mel
oeS ira Ileranoria, at ocnnc &intcr:
itrenge auloc % opbc Sne trlIcr mel
belt at uorpooe alt Su9lepilot, ibe
Suail. Erpriebens o. DC pafrc fine
life T~hcaianta i~lrltcr % Irpier libel
GnfeIte opcrlepenNc TrTricbpu$ {,
pco SiIlt blepnc iaa briltigc, at ;,
iegcr belt ilb I'll Sarlncrrca Suaurg
&c ciicr 6eoc.
Sriftis Nuisnoaiucr. Charles Ear
len, Der i Den lille Sp Storla uogipe
9laoet "Sri.Gouutp Sournal", lnbe
ia life iprblpiic al iaaoonuc Siuorir
Jcr iom Wnugel pno Srptpopir o.
5uprtc. n SWbiofoNcr hiuorcN
al SiiisrlA ira EWocroeucu, ben
uenSte 2arion liz reiohtt Ill I'm Ne
8iebnlauoen o. lit laant Ell SlHt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, buorpaa @lnbc
- eIler ialiaIo cnbel al oct - bic
truft. @oatrnfferipprien Hap oaia
rp, men meb Iint aicnres "a 81
| bIcp hcunc lei eriiattet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23
mnutr uu
Salpeterleier ppbuaet. Scr

SuIptIerIeter upuuBtl. YrBper al
Salpeter, Der / Ell life ringe Wpngoe
cr opoaget inoen Staten, err blepne
unoerIsgte peb Observation-Disclosures
9eologiife Iioeling % iiinbne at boz
re al pperraifenbe goo apalitet. Zen.
ne Spbagelie err al operoroentlis itor
getponing, ba De 6oreneoe Stater CT
ofbGngi9 al Chill ior ben Salpeter,
Der trGllges / 5abrifation al
Sprrngitoffe. Spor bisie Salpeter.
leier forefommer, er enbnu en- Sem.
meli9beo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23

3. Vacon3 Glcpotor I @rollo SortS
or neobrGnot me0 ct Cab AZ $4,000.
Ser por / @pgningcn omfrln8 5000
|uibcla SUoforn.
Venanbet Sauoe taller / Seglslati.
rem. Garl Glion, Der ior 13 Iar IL
oen opmtcs I'll lipsparie ST1l3iel Tor
Morb, men iom netop cr bleuen be.
noaoet, holbt iorIeoen for SegiSlatu'
rens iorlficlligc aomiteer for Statas
oiirrer Ell Gale ON De SPn9'elsre'prs
nler, ban mentc uar at anbetale.
81 Tiger noen Sernbancforbinocl'
ie. @plbpin % andre Smoabper
langa Hin9rce.G& ilton 9anen bar
mIIoltpnoiQ oiifourne ira al Serbia.
neiorbinoelic belle ben isrIte SaIpoel
al Tcbrlor. @icnnemifipringcr ire
Nil pcitenior &uihti bar Iplotc mco
Sne ill Ell Cube al inotil 20 800.
Torlanaer arias.Heferenonm. 60
al De bunoreoc @rlgcrc / Bergen, 'o1l
er ct inf Scttlcuent, bar unoerte9
net Ell Mnis9niuQ, bpori Nortb Cd
fotaa Segi6lotur anmonea ON at ppc
lin ~Snoilpoclic hos oen ieoerale NE
a~ierire / Nctning al Ell Mefererorm'
aiitcmninq oucr S%psreSmanlet "arlg
cIlcr Sreo".
@irfeinSpiclie / Fargo. Zen me
Iontoppibon uorif. lutberife Strife |
Sarge inopieoc@ iibite Ssnoa9 peo
Voitor e. &. @unilo al Willmar,
6rifirteua Sornlauo. @lanot altore
Trciter, Der ocItog / Seitioeligbeoen,
par Eroi. q. Sitcoabl % Nd'tor y,
Sletten, bcs0c al Winncupclis. Me'
u~ighcocns @cnncr i Ninneapolls bop'
De Tor ~Nnlconinaen icnot %lorr'tef
iii alrtcn& llbimpfnita. zen hpe
airfc har toltct $4,000,
sGloitc Siumr.apinSe bsO. Gen
nloitc apiuoc al Sicmrltanniet pdc
Stanoina Hocf Rcierpationell. pT'
rcnSc oct noact brpbiomme Naol
"Minb. 9u.9tr.ae.@iu", er oeo. :
ic'ac IcaicriNNclS oiiirlclle Spteg
uclicr por sun f1Nt / 1916 % par oil
iuu cuer too Var Sun hau0e | man
ne 9,ar tost hos Ell on, ISaM 30
10, Der lcrreileu heller lite por no
gen llnQSom ioet ban | DC plTlcleil'
glitter or opgiucn at pGrc So Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23

3fsIae WcbecicIic fra Tatcutnboola'
terne 9i1ianlion & Werbart. 925-
935 metropolitan 9ife glp9., @inne'
apolis. Iinn.. CT Yateilter nofrrbiget
til fslscnSc SpfiuSerc i Tinneiura.
@orth 0ntota % South 9afota:
q. 8. Srctfe, 9Ia8a, e. 3, TInte
Hnci; q. 6. Susien. minneapolis.
Niun., ga Dor; 8. e. CRAWFORD,
9epiIs 9ate. q. 8, Sprins 8becI;
W. 3. gipaIb, Sara, 9. Sal, Jieiilieut
%beeI; 3. @reoen, Seunirs. Niuu.
Strainer for 9iquios; :. Sancoct,
minneapolis. Ninn., Oil Siipeuiing
Nrparanis; 8. g. Sariou, 6artforb.
z. g, Soc Gall, nrlS SeeI GaIt; @. Y.
0eatb. 81. YnuI. Ninu., 8epolution
Counter; 20. g. Sictman, Hapio 9itn.
z. =, Separatpr; :. Y. Sol5em. elf
8iper. Iinn.. Storm 2inooip; W. 5.
Snnbron. 1t. Saul, Nirr., Soea
Straip SolScr; e. 8. Sauger, Scu'ion.
Iinu.. Corn T!anter Yttadment; VI.
.. Ncrcr. Tonicpincp. Iinu.. Snrc
Stop Ittu6mcnt for Stnrdlious; 2.
~. @etcrion, @rane Gin. @imn.. Clio;
q. g. R~oipctmnp, @irona. Iinn., Tds
Dor Generating Burner; 8, Scoit.
Samia. z. D. ScuItrn Sountain; Y.
Smitb. Suanita. q. >. Tu5le TOR
Sories; 8. Salaiion. SiSIeton, z. D.
| 9torter @nac arb Square; 6. vs..
| WrIs, 1tinucopcli5 Tinu Clio Soor
Siuae; I 4 @eiuanot. gnr, Y. 2,
| @rci:ure @a1e Iutomobilc 8hccI; ",
@. gSirheu. 3bitc Hiper. Z. D RecI
Sepice Tor Sarb 6eucc &ire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23

Eohnion al ct Glou0 bar inolenht
I%lleQnlnN ON at blipe optaQen / Slr.
pcforpIct peo Sc 6orcneoc Statcr5
Trmt. Wfr. Sobnion er % gor gam.
mel.
Nnt Nnbriffuretngenoe / Sfabena.
Ora SatGilel0 mel0ea, at ct mt Sci.
ltob Tor Sabrifation al Wtllriten o.
GrrncrtnQarsr er organilerct / Sfas
bona. Zen me Organization bcapr,
Der meo ell N~ttiCinpital al S250,OOO.
@nmmcl @ra"nitbnaaer opo. Nl,
REQ Sobnion iom pnr bIanbt Be isr.
'tc, Scr %bcqpnotc at llbnnttc sc rigc
@rnnitbrl,o uco 1t. GIolib. cr al
guoct pe0 lc0cn / lit Stem ocrltcba.
Man par lctop tontmen tilba1c ira
Nothc'tcr, hnor ban iorglppes buu-
DC ,e0t SU9chlplp.
Tpocrmnnscl / Spmmerifoacnc. :
Den noroliQe Gel a. @c!trami Golns
IN er Ser blepen ioa itor MangeI pao
Sober, al Somnleroriiten peo Spoon.
cr lnaulfe mo ~ltanics. &eIte %
MpUg trucOea al ligeircn Nunaers
rs0. nj mnr / (emmerleirene er
TONNE / G~oocrnonAcl itnloea Den ito,
re NtunGct paa Scrnbancuogne.
Spitrc 9lucs TOrmnnoer. Nora OF
UtQrn Sofahlle, 10 QQnllC SB1tre, Der
illI9ltrnoig tilbo1ctlutle ira andre
Micnneifer Tor Icpct roa i'm Sarm
SllImorc Goumtn blep 'orlcben on
fIogcoe for Qrliom @~cbanoling llgc'
o"perior i'm Misunderstanding. Get le'
oe0e illIttelil I'll, at De TO ganllc apin,
Der moerIegtea nleo Senipn til i'm
Sinoaioriotnin9, huoreiter Hctien no.
nppute en- Sormpnoer Tor Dem.
@ctienbt Yolitifcr Sso. iii Sbic'
Riucr Sails melhteS Den 20be IS, al
NJ. :. Gutter. Rconttsr al @laoc'
"NcnssHrela" 0critebS, Den ipre9na
cnbC Sag par iolot 0so OH / ct Sotc
| Chicago, rnllnlet az ct @iertetiliGl
DC. San bar Is Nur aammcI, eiter
lobcnoc iig @uitril og Ell Cater. Wtr
Gutter blep / 1910 lIonppnt til "pnr
chailnq agent" Al Siotcra @uarb 0
Control. liaeiom han icnerc iient
iom bette RoabS Setretur.
Stenrns Sonntn har 4iiternc inloe
&c nnIiQ oiicntliggioroc HegnIfabe
al &ontinItlnttioncr / Stearna Goun
~ uilcr CT iantlet Snbiflib al hcni
moo - DILL. Collars, elIer neiagti,
Sll,S32,9SS. 80. III oiSic SnbItl
cr liot opcr 40 Nflll. Collars i DC
@mntforretniuGeri u. 9loub. Can't
ltac Barter / StearnS Gauutn he
Rcalrccr bcIsbcnoe iia Ill npiten I.
Yhll. Collars; Ben iamIcoc ubbelt
Tortlcucitc / hiaic E%n'titutioncr c
Sl,69S,0lO.5S % Sen iomlcoc for
tortc aoaicbcholbuiuQ S2,037,396.
%.
"Elaitcrimsrcrcn" iaien paaiGrS,
Zen Ter ino mcNct omtoltc Sr. Sob
Gill al Rem Hltbmono. @is.. "Ylc
ltcrImercreu", Ion han parligol
! toIotc9, or ig'cn blcuet broat Tor Z.
catltIhcNcn Hcroeb. II en- al ho1
&a.,atty CT buffet Uroer ior d %,
get u~al>iogUc Itlo,cr l0m Gr 4
yGalIaat@ at booc brugt. IaticU;2
oar en- Fc,er Aabl al St. Toul, Q
SiglunSmanNeu Der bar crflGrct, ,
ban osoe al @looiorGiitning. ircn
foIbt peb SillS Tloitcr. gibsoC
S~lcgtningc hor togci Sfribt til
iaeiegc Sr. Sill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23

Saar &c former Htres subHrintipn, ieuo
nelit 1oiis ener EnniGHctsrira Sef CT Hlti'
iert al iersc ir'e Sense | dlmlnoellse Sreoe.
ca ri fan life rare anirdrItse Tor Serss. lom
bl,r tcrte rad Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23
cuimime Der ,sse Writer Nss.set.

Vaaarnns az TN ~iiurfsues OF ~aTsrsuns eirfuIre Tar
sarnilpe Srsnc minnie taass AZ hpemirmhtlit nntr
al ttpirtt 9trpsRt,t .l,r Siunsn pnpsntt. 9tr Fl
fur en- 'Srpmo GuiHius-. 6. u. 6reoss SiSnafnr
psn &fsn 80 AdN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23
3fliiturrntu.
vi tienc / Elnpefpl

vi tienc / Eluuefurpiet. 2loub
&ohnion al ct Glouo bar inoicnbt
InleQninp ON at bIlpe optagen / Sin.
pcforpIct peo bc 6orcnebc Stotcra
Trmt. Wtr. Tobnion er % Ior gam.
mel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23

psIss iursre. rae ira u Ill ~ Taat.-,
appit,ttrue tTbaatb,iaI,r psra,ut hris vac mi
meat ~, tlrtrtr us,ubt. aiutfe, biscsnes .a'f ''haS
gats. 62r'it NHOtRetlit Iinertr. 9eeH's' '
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23
@nmmcl @ranitbnaaer bpb.

REQ &ohnlon Iom pnr blunbt Sc isr.
tie, Ser bcqpnotc at uonnttc Sc rigc
@ronitbruo peo Il. GIouo. cr al.
goort pc0 lrocn / iii Stem ocrltcb2.
Nam pur llctop tommen tilba1c ira
Nothc'tcr, hpor ban iorglppes buu.
DC loot %p0chlplp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23
Tpocrmnnscl / Spmmerifoacnc. 4,

ocn uorollQe Gel al @cltrani Gorns
IN er Der blcoen iaa itor NiangcI paa
Sober, at Sommer0rliten peb Spoon.
cr maulfc nlna i%tunics. Seite %
NpUg trucOea al ligeircm Nunaers
ns0. ut mor (emmerleirene er
TONNE / SobcrmonlcI itnloeS Den ito.
re Wandct pnn ,Scrnbancpogne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23
Horn gnknfu.
@rano Turfs Glepatur brrubt. -,

9. @acon9 Glcpotor / @rono SORTS
or neobrUnot me0 ct Cab al $4,000.
Ser por i @pgningen omfrln9 5000
Iulbcls SGoforn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-23
st mt Nnpitcl / b%cficnot Wproina

Sra Nanlna Gittp mrl0tca 'orlcbcn
til Rc0 Cat, al ct mt Hnpltcl cr lsict
iii Sen bcrpNtchc Nilli@cn N(Oro'na,
Gn MiIlium Mtana'icIo pnaltooea Tor
Here Wuoncocr ii0cu at bare tllltnoct
CT, al set par ham, lom Tor o6'tIIllgr
The evening world., 1917-10-12
10000 IN PARADE
ON FIFTH AVENUE
HONOR COLUMBUS
Sons NJ italy March 10 Chez.
and Oihsr Organizations
4 Celebrate Holiday

T-sn'y 'tsu.sni sar. - 's.g ~.
Ssisd 20 rr1 A'srIs 'o.f7y from
wsshina'on srus,s 'o C0'umbu'
circis. rhsrs tb-y placed -r.s'h
81 the foot ~ me- monument erected
IN memory - 'rs dsrpvsrsr NJ
Amsrics.
All summer snI ~ FnH Avenue
has spplnudsi p1lft'r, rerImsnis
have been rhesrsi. soldiers .'0 he 0f
the National Army have bce0 ~.
pisude1 10 mo echo, commissions
from the allied nations - Europe
ana from Japan have been welcomed,
and the avenue has smiled upon the
flags ana Statesmen ~ many coun.
tries. Hu' there was something -po.
cial In the spontaneous outbuItt ~
enthusiasm that greeted tho Sons ~
italy Who are the adopted sons OF
America.
The original plan was 70 move tho
parade by another route through
Fourth street to sixth Avenue. to
Greenwich Avenue. 10 Eighth Ave-.
nue and thence TO the circle. The
idea was that there had been enough
interruption OF business by paradcs
- Fifth Avenue But the plan was
chah,' 4 and Fifth Avenue kept It's
monopoly.
The sashes o. - marching men
Ia al tw
lent color and a dozen bands made
the procession as gay as IS many
predecessors.
There was a reviewing stand at the
Circle. and there Mayor Mitchell and
other city officials saluted the men.
They marched afterward TO the East
Meadow Of Central Park. where they
were to present formally to Mayor
Mitchell a set OF resolutions compli-
menting his Administration.
II was Columbus Day. Banks and
schools were closed and every son Of
Italy in town-and many others. too
made 1t holiday. In many cases
the day was doubly celebrated. FOR It
was also the opening of a three day
celebration OF the completion o; the
Catsldll Aqueduct.
In Brooklyn the day was obst rvcd
with baseball games. flag raisings and
speeches. The Boys Department OF
the Catholic Protectory had field
games in westchester and a harvest
festival was on tho programme at
Prospect Park.
The Spanish Union Renofcia will
give a dinner at the Hotel Astor to-
night and the New York Chapter OF
the Knights OF Columbus will celc-
brate at Carnegie Hall.
The evening world., 1917-10-12

7 HAVE seen no sight so pathetic in
long time as that patient bread
line Of New York men watching the
preparation OF electrically made
bread, sampling electrically mixed war
cake and focusing their souls and
appctitcs on the crimson beets. golden
carrots and blushful peaches Which
were being put up before their eyes
by the statuesque Miss Goodpasture
Eyes, that is the real name of the Gov
eminent goddess of conservation.
After Miss Goodpasture had shown
them how TO can, and two young
women in spotless white had passed
electrically made corn bread among
them, Miss Grace Cotton Of tho New
York City Food Aid Committee
equipped them with recipes to take
The evening world., 1917-10-12

homo and explain h'Issrully -
their wives. Some Of these men had
been favorably impressed by the COM
mittces wagon, which starts out
every day at o'clock and gives street
corner demonstrations Of how 10 make
war bread and war cake Really"
said Miss Cotton. ITS a pleasure 10
see the men eat The wagon Is always
surrounded and there are always
twice as many men as women in the
crowd"
RCT II the men outnumhored the
women about the demonstration
kitchen there was always a strong
female majority aboIt the model
nursery, whore a pastcboard little
boy played all day long with an clcc-
trio choo-ch train. Everywhere in
the Suffrage section patriotic posters
urged the purchase Of the new Lib
erty bonds and told Of the duty Of
saving imposed upon women by the
war. And after the mon had been
fed and afternoon tead they were
given the recipe for 4 Suffragist:
Take equal parts OF justice, common
sense and democracy and vote for the
Woman Suffrage Amendment Nov. g."
THE war story was told directly
by the array, OF shells stand
ing like grim sentInels in the exhibit
Of the Cooper Hewitt light German,
English. French and American am
munition tell a sombrc story supple
mented by photographs OF fac
tories where the shells were made.
A novelty in thes exhibition Of
the Edison Company was whirling
electric cone called "Selfast," which
attracts magnctica.ly every variety
OF small object Toy automobiles
tour its circular surface, miniature
yachts ride It's metal sea with even
keel. handkerchicfs, papers OF pins,
every thing IT Is possible TO purchase
in ten-cent store, cling to its cicc-
trifled surface and attract the oyc OF
the passorhy VI. j. Hcrbcrts, in
ventor Of this selling device, placed
his first contract with a German firm
Just before the war As a result the
first 10000 made were connsCatcd by
the German Government for the brass
and copper they contained, and the
inventor had To- come 10 America and
begin all oYCI again
One of the most beautiful exhibits
at tho Electrical Show rs an electric
panorama OF Now York City. tho sill
houettes Of our giant buildings
pricked out with thousands of tiny
electric lights.
A disturbing feature OF the show
Is a herd OF prize mixers shown by
one of the large milk companies,
which stand all day long with their
beautiful heads 0N.d in iron stanchIon7
to demonstratu he merits Of an cleo
trio mixer. / fool awfulIy sorry ror
the poor, patient, pathetic creatures,
and nifty years from now, when I run
for Mayor OF New York CitN 1 shall
have n planh rn my platform which
rorbids the exploitation of dcfcnsclcsa
animals always excepting men.
The evening world., 1917-10-12
.JANNICKY REACHES
SPARTANBURG WITH
MEN Of THE Attn
Brooklyn Regiment VIII Rs
Cmrtl t'0ngl.lt .ht
Twelfth
ffssr . s'sH cssrssssed.4s ~ rhs
tgsT ~ World

'tAr wApswprrg as,.,.,.
burg. n r. o.. o. .,sf Frsss,
iHn0irkY .Is fsBIrIsr'srs aai sup
p.y oonpsn.ss s1I .arparftar D. .
Hnd u - fhs ''h Regiment af.i.st
a' camp N.tasra.'b to-day
The Gfb r.I Ha ,snpsi ,Ignrs.ds
the is'b The arriving troops ,ans
from comp Mead. uf1r Ano.poI.
MI
m" shifrnK ~ snlIstsd mon ~ tbs
iiat Regiment 70 ths isih Infantry.
thH old Second began to-day when
Companies \. ~ and =. beaded rs
ID" band. marched m their nsg com
mand Company q viii bs shiftsd 10.
morro- and br sunday '1e 7is' auota
Of 1875 mon viii have d,pi.ici
within = 'ow dag- tho g5h ID.
vision will have reached Iis fu.l com.
Element The only unit missing ls
Tho ist Field ARTILLERY. on route 10
Camp wadswor'h from Patsburg.
y. \. The ist cavalry and SQUADRON
A are being changed over 10 machine
gun. trench mortar and ammunition
units. Tho Clvtlrymcn are deriving
consolation In the loss Of their horses
from the Fact that the men and on.
GERS are largely being kept together
In their new formations
The evening world., 1917-10-12
TEACHING 10000 TROOPS
70 SING ON WAY TO VICTORY
0Um Neyin, at Camp Grant Says
It Is One of Most important
Things in War.

CHICAGO, oct l2. - Major Arthur
N,,.n uuul recently a member Of the
faculty. OF tho School OF Fine Arts at
.. Juyorslty OF Kansas. wont to
tD.p Grant. Rockford. H., to-day TO
ma. charge Of ono OF the largest sing
r classes Ina the world. moro than
100000 w.n being under his Instruction.
....r Nppu's task i8 10 teach tho
..r. oI the now &plUuN ARMY
..r camp Grant how 10 .Ius on
.... ."N 100 N.DtprN.
....u. bis p'uus Major Suy.u
... .. Wpu,d divide the camp i.fu
u' '." TO hftnru thousand oI.u
...H singing cIa anr iNl., H week
.. .n.r., % teach aI those 40 uuu
.. ..w io sing" no declared. 'W.
.N.. singing IT, one OF Tine
important things iu war for 20
90 sing along tho ronI to vice
The evening world., 1917-10-12
! BOAT COT TIP
WHEN BOMBS on
LUSITANIA FAILED
B rIfri iyfn. ly.ngtolrfu
tgcn. fhIgIi Whrh Su.
marine N4 informed.

WfH .. r#s "..rtr N.T
..1.rf 1U...| Ha- tus..H.
..r "nr 10 ..f vs.tr. fsr..
before r. ... ras foIleIref "a"
ffs Ir.I ..
ffDv v.H .. '.' 'a1' me- bor
ffiiet 'l ... .'. .uuunIrt'st 10 '..
g.rr.u f... ..ar 'Ht' sent cub
mtrf0s f1 a.r. rs .lasel7
TFe-e questions appeared '0 .d'r 'n
rerpiox br Ia| rot iuihpritTs inta-.
flgatinF German 11ub plots in'ond'1
~ cripple fine 'rtn sporiatlon ~ w1r
munitions aI1 upplioA from 'n.'
country ~ f.s NuoH rho author
tics expressed fHs belief to-day tb''
Gormnn in.nmp. enry was responsi'
bile for tho flrt mat The Luslian.t
was not sunk hy these bombs.
The plottora 20 mis- country had not
perfected 'hoIr Instruments a. M"
tImo the LuaIianlr sailed away 90 her
doom. ihr Dnlrl1ia believe. From ro.
cent ivra'Ig1uons it Is thought
every detail ~ tho bombs had boon
successfully experimental, except th"
timing apparatus
When tho bombs failed 10 perform
their task. fho Government believes.
announcement Of tho collapse Of the
scheme was communicated 90 n Ger
man naval base, with tho result that
q submarine was dispatched to attack
tho Lusitania This method Of com
munication between German agents In
this country or on the high seas and
those patroling European waters is
still being invest gated by the Federal
authorities.
The bombs placed aboard tho Lusi-
tlnia were OF the typo discovered in
process Of manufacture 10y Federal
agents aboard the informed Frederick
der Crosse Each bomb WAS a short
piece of lead pipe containing zine
compartment In the middle. Sui
phuric acid was placed TN one end OF
the narrow tube and capped with
load. The other end contained q
quantity of pormanEanato ~ potash
secured only by layer Of paralilnc.
4 Evidence now in the hands Of the
Federal authorities proves that the
junction OF this intricate system was
for the acid to eat its WAY through
irr zinc and ignite the potash. This
would cause % nrc that would con-
sumo ,hr par1tnnc and shoot a namc
abou. SIX feet IN length from the end
of the tube that would burn certain
number or minutes.
At 'No tmc these bombs wcrc made,
Germany was friendly with the
I'nO'.I s'tos and did not want 10
vrrra tine Lusttaun boy means Of q
torpedo whom IL could be sent 10 the
b..tou I.ss onspcuously Germany
could then drsrllim tho tragedy hy
pn.ur the responsibility upon the
.,,.r munitions 1t contained
Tn. rcr that Dr Walter r. Syh,cIc
received "an awful ucNng' from Two
uf t.u men indicted yesterday hy ,ho
Federal Grand Jury was admitted last
spring bS Charles Won kID.st, the
German sOl captain, In testimony
f.r ',l to mis- conviction for mIkID-
bombs This lmbrOgliu took place
soon after the LusI'aull was sunk
unt Wta said 10y Won N.u.#, 'p have
..prUuud when tho two arch plO'i,Is
'YI -uhoolc his bombs were u0
Good"
The evening world., 1917-10-12
KILLING CAUSES STRIKE.
white workmen Demand Removal
of Negro Sentries.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l2.-Killing to-
day OF Andrew Cooper. carpenter. by
Private Jerry Ward. negro. guarding
Government construction work here.
was followed Immediately by strike
Of 400 white workmen to force removal
Of tho negro sentries.
Ward was placed under military ar
rest, Coo"s- seventy wears old slightly
deaf. did not hear the command to halt
The evening world., 1917-10-12

yesterday at the Grand Central Palace Watch the
norues OF eager wildeyed husbands and fathers who
crowd about the booths of the New York Woman
ulase farty and consume free samples of bread
ana war cake. or stand with them they study the
putting up OF vegetables and preserves by Government
expert.
en ou'numbered women two TO one in the Suffrage
hcosure yesterday; stared with mouths full Of Suff-
rage food at the posters urging them to vote for the
The evening world., 1917-10-12

Register 10. day. " you don't know
where TO register ask policeman,
N you don't register you lose your
vote. This is the fifth day of reuis.
tration. Polls are opon from $50 p. NJ.
TO 1890 p. N. Enroll when you
reuister.
The evening world., 1917-10-12

Register to day! II you don't know
where to register ask a policeman.
II you don't register you lose your
vote. This is the fifth day Of regis.
trstion. Polls are open from $50 P, N.
to 1880 p. M, Enroll when you
register.
The evening world., 1917-10-12

Register 10 day! II you don't know
ar.r. ~ register ask a policeman.
N ya. don't register you lose your
.1to This IS tho fifth day OF renrs
'aton Polls are open from $50 p. M.
% 1870 p. M. Enroll when you
regIAtsr