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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-02-28

100000 families in New York City
S33 families receive ia Of the ground
rent Of the city. Thirteen families re.
ceive A. per cent. The Astor family
receive is per cent
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-02-28

The special election in Santa Clara
Province is reported to have given a
large majority to President Menocal,
leader of the Conservatives; but it sis
not known whether or not it IL SUM-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
CASTORIA
Fur Sauglinge ind Kinder
N GEBRAucHSETMEHRALS 30JAHREN
} Gs': s. 81 e. zfM&zzzx

Garran5a bat Sic 5%orberune 1tnie=
rer &egierung, 6as 8rotofoa bon
Mtlantic @itD 5u ratifi5ieren, altSmei=
6en6 beantmortet. @arrm man in
@oibingtort iiberbalupt no6 nit ibm
perban6elt, lit i6mer 5u %ergrun6en.
Sein @influB idtpin6et 51iebenos.
Dofur tpir6 Ser @influB feines ebe=
moligen @pieBgeiellen uno nmnmeb=
rigen erbiterten 6ein6es 8ina int
mer GROCER. 9ie 8aibingtoner Mel=
omng, in 6e1t moBgeben6en &reiien
beginne man lt6 nit 6em @e6anfetl
bertrnat at maiden, @arron5a fal-
len 5u Iaiien, fltngt besbab gar
nidt 10 11nglal1bpiir6ig. Mber BONN
tit 1ridt eriidtli6, tpesbob ma1 fid
bon bem ebemaligen 8tnfelaobofa-
ten immer tpie6er binbalten 1aBt.
M11f sic Do,1er fonn 6ieie biftatoriide
Bebon6lung Ser merifantfden Mnge,
legenbeit unn0gli@ fortgeiett tper-
Sen. Sic bat 6as 2an6 iebt ibon
1876 Minio11en Collar gefoitet, un6
6omit lit bos @ergniigen iener, Die eS
mgebt, on Ser meritanii@en Srage
tire itaatSmdnntide l1nfdbigfet gu
erproben, ettpos tbeuer be5ablt. gu
6em @pott, Sen Merifo uns eingez
tragen bn, boben mir o16 nod ben
.gda6en, un6 Ser Sdaoen miro bon
Sag gu Sag GROCER.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

binoerung ser Durdfiibr11ng 6es
Brobibitions5uiabes our 8erfaiiung,
Ser BET Der leBte11 @abl a%ngenommen
mur6e, al1sgearbeitet.
Canton. - 81. 2obenoer, Elm
5%eefapitdn, Der als ein5iges Der ipa,
mi@en Sprade madtigeS Weitglieo
Ser 8emann1rg 6es &reu5ers ~@in=
cinnoti" Die MISUNDERSTANDING 6es
ipanii@en &reu5ers ~Santa Maria"
in ser Shladt bom Santiago entge-
gennabm, lit bier in ieinem Seim &C.
1torben.
@roofings. @ieoer lift Elm
Sabr Der itrihen, obne 6aB es einem
Ser @etperber gelungen mare, 6ie
&rdmie bon $500 5n erlangen, Die
a1tsgeiebt tporoen lit fir 6en eriten
5armer, BENT es gelingt, bmn6ert
8ulbels Meais a1f bem Mder 5u 5ie=
ZEN. Die beurige S0ditleiitung lit
81 8uibels.
Dolano. - Sn ser bieiigen
Madbari6uft mobnen6e6armer laiien
sic l1mgebung ibrer @obnbauier
6ur6 2an0i9aftsgartner perid0nern.
Die bon Maior &offmann be1pobnte
5arm intro 5u etnem Der i6oniten
Srte Si66afotas gema6t mer6en.
&opi6 @itD. - Der Sdut-
mann SSacob Sotpfs tprr6e eridGagen
ais er Elm bieiiges Sotel betrat, mobi1
er 5u &iilfe gerufen mor6en moor.
@nfor SPLITTING befinoet ii@ unter
Mor6bef9ul6igung in &aft.
8irre. = Sos 5taatsoberge,
ri9t bon Sii66afota bat entibieoen,
6uB 6as @%taatsgeieb, ra@ mel@em
6ie @rprebgeieni@aftem beiteuert tper=
6en,, berfaiiungsmiorig lit. 9a6nrd
miro Elm l%anidbriger &edtsltreit
enoli9 gum MbidluB gebradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

Snfo1ge Der @eifesge<
genmart bon Sbomas 2aagblin,
benz @bauffeur zines Mutoz2aitmaz
gems ber Sron Gitp @anb So. in
pittsburg, murbe Elm entfebli&es l1ns
glid perbitet. Mnftatt ben f@'cer
belabenen @agen in bic Sinfte Mpez
nue. fauien gu laifeu, nobel cine Nnz
gail per1onen bdtte setDtet merben
t0nner, uno NIT Dem 2aitzMuto bur@
Elm 2i9tbilberzS beater am @noe Der
@trabe gu fabren, i%teuerte 2augbltn
ben 1@meren Srud gegen bos SO.
8erniteinf@e @aus an @ine uno @ol=
nell @trabe. 9ur@ Die @u@t bes
Mnpralls tpuroe bic @de genannte1
@ebdubes abgeriilen unb Elm @4aben
BON $1,000 berurio@t. Ser unfa1
ipurbe bur9 Dos 8er1agen Der SGttgz
felt bes @dberiperts bes Mutoz2ait>
magens peruriadt, Der infplge bes
feu9ten 3uftonbes Der @trabe, bic
Elm @efdlle aufpeiit, glitt. Die Maz
T@ine begann riidlinas ben 9iiael
3inab gu fabren uno lpurbe untonz
trollterbar. Ser 2enfer bes 2a1tpaz
gems fteuerte biefen ouf ben 8irgerz
lteig unb i'm nabitea Mugenbltde
prollte Der @agen init Wu9t gegen
oas bintere @nbe bes. Bern 1teinf@en
9ouies. Ser san5e bintere Sell bes
@ebdubes ftel berous unb Dos 9a@
bes &aft>pagens murpe abgerillen. Der
alsbalb nit @e1tein unb 5riimmern
gefillt mar. Mie Elm @unber blieb
ter 2enter bes Mutps DDlltg unber<
lebt. 9te etn5ige perfon, bic 5ur5ett
hes nnfolls ii9 I'M 9aufe befanb,
NOR @eorg 8ernitein, mel@' lebterer
ii@ NIT ieiner Satin na@ elmer
5Dnagoge begeben botte. 3pet Soft
ldnger, bic i'm @ouie mobnten, raren
bereits our Mrbeit segansen. @eorg
BernIlein erlitt cine lei@te @9nitt-
tpurbe am 8etn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
uebmnasidulen fir @ebirnberlekte.

8isber murbe in 5tpei @tdbten, in
@ra3 u. &Dln, ie cine nl1ebungsi@ule
fir @ebirnberlekte" eingeri9tet, benen
Elm iebr tpi@tiger, aber bisber nod
ni@t geniigenb gepiirotgter Sell Oct
Mufgabe, bic ar;egsperleBten in ieoer
Qtnft@t mieoer gu geiunben unb lei=
itungsfdbtgen Men1@en gu MAIDEN,
3ufdQt. Or. s.. .@olbftein beantragt
0aber in einem Muf1aB in Der r3eitz
i@rtft fir @trurgtf@e unb me9ani=
i@e Srtbopdbte", an alien gr0berem
2a3aretten 6%erarti9e rl1ebungsl@ulen"
etn3uri@ten. Die &ppfperleBten, Die,
mod Der 2a5arett6ebanblung ii@ felbft
lberlahen, bdufig Den pl0Blt@ i'm
Mrbeitsleben mie6er an lie berantrez
tenben 8eanipru@ungen nt@t getpa@=
len iinb, iollen lanslam our@ gang
iDitemattf@e l1ebung pieber leiftungsz
fdbig gema@t perben. Cine iol@e lie
bungsi@ule mub it9 6aber ber Dienz
fe zines Neurologen, Der fem Mugenz
inert bauptid@lt@ auf bie ri@ttge
mebi5tnif@e 8e6anolung Der pfp@i1d
@rtrantten gu ri@ten fat, einiger &C.
i@ulter Pdbagogen, bic am beften oie
geiittgen 6dbigteiten an ber 9anb
geeigneter Mufgaben entpideln t0n>
men, unb bieueic5t mod eint9er 2aten,
Iie cine Mrt @erbin0ung nit benz &C.
ben berite1en, Derit@ern. Son ibre1
@eoulo un6 Der Dirt tbres 3uiammen=
pirtens bdngt natirlt@ por olem Set
@rfolg al. Mlg.meine &egeln la1en
ii9 f9per aufite4en; bic 8ebanblune
muB mDglt@f frub, pom0gli6 mod
mGbrenb Der @trurgti9en 8ebanbz
lung, einieBen u,lb ft@ Sen inbibibu=
ellen 8eoingungen, sic 0ur@ Die 8e=
rufsberidtebenbtit mod cine beionbes
re Pragung erbolten, peitefgebenf
anpaHen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
Die .Nor6beutf@eM I I,

- 9te 80 or6beut@e all.
9emeine 3eitung" f@retbt unter benz
Sitel: ~@on Mn1ans Bis gu @n6e erz
,unben": Gin 1poner Tuntenipru@
traf aus Bern Elm, ppna@ Der
@ei9stan5ler i'm Rei@stag BEL
Der 8eratung iiber bas
polnil@e Manifeit ertldrt bdtte,
.penn oie freintlltge &etrutterung in
polen ni6t 3eniige, perbe 5ur
3nongsretrutierung gegriffen, unb
nsnn bas polnii@e Seer ntht befriez
b.ge, mUrbe bic 8erpflt4tung 5ur
@riinoung bes &Dnt9ret6s pclen 3uz
riidgenommen. Mir ite1en felt, oob
Der @ei9stan5ler teinerlet Meuberung
tie1er Mrt tat. 9ie 2poner Meloun9
lit bon Mnfana bis @nbe erfunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

Sic Tleiidtbemer1tmg babe burd)-
aus natiirlide nria@en, miro in
@aibingtor berii9ert. Sat tie a114.
@s tper6en at nieI S6ien nod @afb=
ington geididt un6 Die 6olge 1T, bob
I'M 2anoe 6as Mngebot binter Der
Nohfrage 3uridbleibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

Rots) fir As Milionen Mort Seer,
fir 1875 MiIicnen Mart Nmmoniot
unb fir 1875 Miaionen Mart Gem
3ol, alio 3uiomme11 fir 295 Milioz
ren Mart Ytebenprcbutte. 9o bei Der
9erbrennung Der &p6!e unter benz
9ampftenel uno i'm bdusliden 9ero
biele Nebsnprpoufte aNSnobmslos III
Die 9uft treten, 10 ntIpridt bas pbz
ne peiteres einem lid)tbaren 0erlult
BON $50 Millipnen Mort fir $50
MiQionen Spnnen &oble, Sic idbrz
li@ in 9euti@lano in Snouitrie uno
Qausbalt iabraus, iabrein perfeuert
iper0en, menn man ollein bic bis CUR
8ertotung Der &oble entpeiGenoen
Nebener5eugni6e beriidii@tigt. Mber,
uno oas lei bos Weentli9e, bas
3iel lparlamer 8ermenDun9 Der 8obz
lenrorrdte lei ni4t f@on erreiht in
Der @ertotung Der &oble unter Sc
pinnung ouer babel entitebenoen See
bener5eusni6e, pie Seer, Mmmo=
niat, 8en5ot unD Sos, fonoern es
miiNe nod bic Jurberung aufge1te1t
peroen, bab fir Die 9auptmaNe ser
$50 Mtlionen Sonnen 9ausbran0z
toble unb Snbul trtetoble olmdbli@
cine nod melt poQtommenere Musnuz
gung in sic @ege geleitet meroe, unb
5par in 9inii@, fopobl auf oen
@ei5tpert als au4 auf Die @em;nz
nung Der Nebensr5eugnihe, insbez
ionbere oes @tiditoffgebalts Der
&oble. 9as @eoetben Der 2anomirtz
j9aft unb bamtt bic 3utunft bes
Bodies lei gr0btenteils bebingt our@
bic 8ereititeQung geniigeno GROCER
Mengen btuigea @tidltoffoingers.
8isber slaubte man obne @bileialpez
ter ni@t ausfommeu gu tDnnen; Der
Rries babe es aber 5utpege gebra9t,
bab bic berl@tebenen @erfabren Ser
NuBbarma@ung oes 2ufttiditoffs
beute i4pn iomeit in bic Prarts e;nz
gefibrt porben feien, baB mon boffen
burfe, 5utunftig gang o4ne Gbileialz
peter aus5utommen. Mber es gebe
nod etnen an0ern Meg, ben Sid
i%toffbeoarf Der 2anbnirti@aft gu Bill
ligem Prets in ieber Menge io3u1az
gen nebenber gu beden. 9ieies Ser
fabren beitebe in Ser rreitloien Ser
gaiung Der @tetntohlen auf Dem Mez
ge Der trodenen 9eittqatton, berbunz
ben nit Der @inptrtung BON Wo6erz
bampf un6 2uft ouf ben 6ur9 bic
9eitiqation enttanbenen v&ots". Sci
ser nur Big CUR @ertofung gebenben
8ergaiung ber &oblen bletbe Bel meiz
tenn Sic gr0bte sltenge 0es in Der
&oble borbanoenen Stiditoffs i'm
.3ots 5urid unb gebe 6ann betm Ser
BREMEN bes &ots in sic Quft. Sci
Der reitlpfen @ergaiung Der &o9le
tperbe au BE- ben anbern 8eitanotetz
len audi fait aler Sttditoff in Jorm
bon Mmmoniat getponnen. 9a bic eez
famte Musnubung bes 9et5pertes
ser &oble in @asform g%egeniiber ser
feiten Jorm cine etpa bierfa@ bei7e=
re lei, 70 pIr6e etnt bebeutenb geri1z
gere &oblenf0r6etung fir ale 3mede
geniigen unb Dos toitbare Matertal
fir tommenbe Soften iinngemdB 9e<
itart peroen tDnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

Ste @@ongsi&pinoisteit if I'M
Moferftoff taft pi.rmal 10 sroB !pie
n1 Der 2uft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
&erbinbernns Der &oblenberi&meu'
bnng bmrd &ergaiumg.

l1eber bic Roblenberi@menbung unb
beren 8erbinberung bur9 @ergaiung
entbdlt Elm oeuti@ldnoti@es Ta@z
blatt Die na@itebe1ben interehanten
Musfubrunsen: Drei @iertel aller
&pblen tperben als 9ausbranb unb
tn Der Sn6uitrie fir Die DampffeFelz
feuerung bertpenoet lnb babel tDnnen
ri9t biel mebr als 1920 pro5ent
Der Der &oble innepobnenoen Mdrz
msenergie fir Sic gu leiFenbe Mrbeit
nuBbar gema@t perOen. Die iibrigen
mebr als 80 pro5ent bes !9ei3tperz
tes. Der &oble yeben als Mbpdrme,
I'M Observation-Disclosures 9ampteiz
lei. BEL Der l1ebertragung ser 9ampfz
fraft auf Den bin unb fer ge9en0en
&olben, BEL Der Maiertiblung ser
arbeitenben Ma, @tnentetle uip. Derz
loren. @emaltige Mengen an &oble
tDnnten gefpart perben Dur@ Musz
i@altuns ser Roblenoampfmai@ine
fir bic &raftiibertragung unb tbre
@rieBung bur9 elne in parmetehniz
f@er 9infi9t ptrtl@oftli4er arbeiz
tenbe @asfraftturbine.
No@ melt ouffallenber it bic unz
%nirti9aftli9e M%r6eitsmeiie Der &obz
lenfeuerungen, fpenn man 0as S1tdz
4al Der Rebener5eunihe Der &oblenz
perarbeitlng ins Mlge fobt. Gus ben
so Milionen Sounsn &oble, bic idbrz
lid 3. g. in 9eutl@lmo pertoft perz
Sen, erbGlt mon an Nebener5eugniiz
len Gallo abge1ebe1. bon Sos unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
@4ttttel.

Sabre 1880 bergeiteQt.
u benz Son Der 9tenitboten lam
man ben Son I'M 9aufe erfennen.
Sci nt@t mttleiotser gegen beine
pferbe als gegen betne 9ienitboten.
Mnbdnglt9teit tannit ba
nt@t our4 @elb e%rtaufen, nur onr9
Site.
% Die 9ienitboten {@nen ueb1eln,
ltegt bic @@ulb felten allein an ben
9tenitbpten.
Gin fran80iif&es @pri&port fogt:
r@or 1etnem &ammerbiener lit ME-
man6 Elm 9elo."
@ie1es mdre better, t0nn!en 9srrz
f@aft unb 9tenerf@aft fir etnen Sag
bic Stolen tauiben.
M@tung perbtent, tper erfunt,
mas er nermag; ie6es @eien fann nur
in fetner @tgenbeit gut fem.
@emDbne aeine 9ienitboten ,i9t
~glet@!" gu fagen, ionoern 9lei@ gu
tun, tpas hu ibnen a%uftrdgft.
@@ente tpeoer gu bel nod gu tpez
riq @ertrauen. MiBtrauer er3ielt
8etrug. - @elegenbett ma@t @iebe.
mil1f bu Ben @ert Der 9tenftz
boten f@dBen lernen, 10 perfu9e es
muir etnen Sag lang, bid pbne fte gu be-
belfen.
6 in tpabrbaft @ebilbeter tpirb ftets
ridf@tspou gegen feline 9tenitboten
fem. r9ie Mag6, mo fie miro 5rau
i'm 9aus, bic f9tdet tire Mdgb' I'm
Grg}te1 &egen aus"
5ranen, pel6e Sic f'~eu0en unb
2aiten Der Mdnner fu6." btefe I'M
ibr Sos benetosn, ftnb gu be0auern.
sic baben cine epige @ebnfu4t, bere1t
8%efrtebtsung tbnen 6as @@idfal berz
fagte.
Munf@e iin6 bic aeimipore,1 bes
Beetles. @ebt Der erfte @unfd in
@rfulIung, 70 1paltet er ft@, pte bic orz
gantf@e 3eue, in 5pet, biefe tpieberum
in bier Settle un6 70 fort, BIB ins
unenolt9e.
SIN 2aufe bieies Monats mirb auf
Der @ar Elm 9entmal bes @eneralober>
ften @onrab BON 9Dbenoorf entbilt
ner6en. 9as 9entmal 1T Elm iiberlez
bensgroBes @eltefbil6 bes Generals,
etngelahen tft cine Gelspanb.
Marum bic Mdnner ben Trauen
na@laufen, troBbem es bod mebr
Trauen gibt als Mdnner2 - @s gtbt
mem MGnner a1s 5rauen - troy Der
@tatiitit! 9enn bier aidblen ale Mdnz
ner, Bel ben Trauen aber muir bic f4oz
men, un6 bic fin6 felten.
@siit fretli@ nabr, bab Menf@enz
tenntnis unb Welterfabrung ni&t anz
geflogen tommt, fonoern erporben tperz
Sen min. Man muB unter Menf4en
leben, I'M Ben Men1@en tenren gu lerz
men. Mber a1es bat feline 3eit unb
man@er pergiBt uber Dem Mtttel ben
3ped unb miro gu fpdt Time, BAT ct
gu lanse @orftubten sema@t Fat unb in
ibner bdngen geblieben 1T. ST Fat
thinner 2an0f@aften betra@tet, aber
fetre qemalt.
Dem @rinber unb Grbauer bes
tednti@z@emif@en Snitttuts Der Se@z
nii@en 9o6i@ule gu Berlin, Sci. @ez
gterungsrat profeRor >. %. Mttt, tptu
man Elm ebrenoes @nbenfen in bteier
ieiner @6Dpfung erri@ten. @ein 8tloz
mis-, hos Der atabemti@e Maler
@@mar3zM albed ausflbrt, ion bier
cine bletben6e @tdtte ftnben. On ale
6reun6e unb 8efannte gebt bic Bttte,
bic Musfubrung Der geplanter SPRUNG
nit elmer @penoe unteritiben gu tpolz
len.
DasrM. s. 8" perbreitet fOIgenbe
mitteilung aus &%openbagen: Die oeut<
i@e @olffmeloung, in Der bic ruff
f@en 2iigen iiber 3uitdnoe III oeutfaen
@efangenenlasern 5uriidgeipiefen tpurz
be, lift bon Der geiamten oanti9en
preHe NIT Musnabme elmer groBe bdz
nif&en 3ettung totgei@pieaen t%porben,
pie iiberbuupt BON Ser banti@en Brei1e
fait fpitemotif@ bic amtlt4en beutz
fA.. m:44.:Y,,,oo ~, 0anonSnh az NO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

Warum bic Mdnner ben Trouen
na@laufen, trobbem es bod mebr
Srauer1 gibt als MGnner9 - @s gtbt
mer Mdnner als 6rauer - troy Der
@tatttit! 9enn bter 5dble1 ale MGnz
rer, Bel ben 5rauen aber nur bic i@0z
men, un6 bic fino felten.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-02-24
SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OLD,
Hikes SIXTY-FIVE MILES
Samuel S. Gavin, Atlantic City
Lawyer, Celebrates Natal
Day With Long Walk.

Philadelphia.-Samuel 8. Gavin is an
attorney who was sixty-f1ve years old
recently, and he personally conducted
the following celebration:
He walked sixty-f1ve miles. Elapsed
time, midnight to S:15 p. m.
And did 1t on an empty stomach.
Then he came home.
Took rundown.
Ate a big steak.
Smoked big cigar.
And said that he was or the walk
ing stunt again until he was seventy
years old, when he would walk seventy
miles.
Mr.. Gavin is a rudy checked, agile,
athletic man who bellies his age. He
has been celebrating his birthday In
this manner for a number Of years, SO
at midnight he left Atlantic City and
began bis hike. He came to Kaighn's
ferry, which is sixty-one miles from
the shore, and thence to his home, a
distance of sixty-five miles. Mr.. Gavin
attributes his ability to make these
trips to a regular system Of living. 81
get up in the morning, take cold bath
and eat a hot breakfast" he said.
'eThen I keep myself on a regular
schedule and walk whenever I get the
chance. 1 shall cut out walking birth
days after this and confine myself to
five year periods. About the time am
one hundred the Cobbs Creek boule-
ward may be done and I may take a
century run over that
ooh, / forgot something. 1 get busy
with the dumbbells every morning."
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-02-24
RED CROSS READY
War Order Sent at First Sign Of
Diplomatic Break.
NEED DOCTORS AND NURSES.

Two Hundred and sixty-fivs Chapters
Throughout the Country Directed to
Organize First Aid Glasses and to
Prepare For Assembling Hospital
Equipment and Surgical Supplies.
Observation-Disclosures to put the
American Red Cross on q footing fol
active war relief '1n view Of present
events and possible Developments
were ordered by the society's head
quarters here. The 265 chapters
throughout the country were directed
to organize first aid classes, prepare
for assembling hospital equipment and
surgical supplies, List volunteer doc.
tors and nurses and take any other
steps necessary to insure complete pre-
paredness for relief work.
The circular order sent to the chap
tiers reads as follows:
~In view Of present events and pos
sible developments the central COM
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-02-24
AER0PrANES QUICKEST
SUBMARINE ANTIDOTE
Speed and Range Of Vision Three
Times That Of Destroyer.

Washingt@-Rear Admiral Peary,
chairman Of the National Aerial Coast
Patrol Commission, when the break
with Germany came emphasized the
bearing Of the critical International
situation on the necessity for an ade-
Quate aeroplane coast patrol.
IF congress-" he went on, should
order the immediate mobilization Of all
air men In the country and the training
Of 5000 aviators, should enlist the vari-
Gus aerial organizations and interests
Of the country In registering applicants
and should make mandatory the train
ing Of $500 aviators In six months and
Of the entire 5000 In a year it would
go far toward remedying present de-
feet In our defense which presents pos
sibilities Of the gravest danger.
1.-THE aeroplane viii be the quickest
and cheapest antidote for the subma-
rine. Its speed and range Of vision are
three times that OF the fastest destroy
ers. 1t can detect and follow a subma-
rine that Is entirely invisible to any
surface craft. 1t can destroy the sub
marine when 1t comes near the surface.
One thousand hydroaeroplanes along
our Atlantic coast win double the eff
cheney Of our destroyers and mosquito
fleet and increase the value Of our coast
protection from 200 to 300 per cent"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-02-24
WILDCAT JUMPED AT AUTO.
Wisconsin Judge Brings Home Proof of
Encounter on Tour.

Wisconsin Judge Brings Home Proof of
Encounter on Tour.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Municipal Judge A.
G. Backus, his wife and four children
narrowly escaped with their lives when
Q wildcat jumped at the automobile In
which they were touring through the
state near Athens, Wis. The animal
struck the front left tire so hard that
IT'S skull was fractured, and It fell
backward dead on the road.
Il was driving toward Athens when
I noticed a dark object on the left side
Of the road" said Judge Backus. AT
first / thought It was a large dog.
When saw that It was a cat and too
large for tame cat / put on speed.
The cat jumped straight for the car,
and turned the wheel so that the cat
struck It. Its skull must have been
fractured. At the time had no means
of defense. 1t was a lucky thing that
the cat was in front Of the car instead
Of at the side or It could have jumped
into the machine"
Judge Backus took the dead animal
from Athens to Marshfleld, where he is
having 1t mounted. It weighed between
forty and fifty pounds and is Of a gray
ish brown color.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-02-24
BIBLES TO SOLDIERS.
Sunday School Children Give $4,000
toward Distribution at Front.

Sunday School Children Give $4,000
toward Distribution at Front.
Princeton, N. 1.-THE Rev. DR.. John
Fox Of New York, secretary Of the
American Bible society, told a group
Of friends Of the society who assem-
bled at the university that Sunday
school children had contributed more
than $4,000 to provide European sol
diers with Bibles and that more than
100000 copies Of Testaments had been
sent to the front.
The Rev. A. G. Tucker, missionary
who has spent years in Brazil, told Of
the distribution Of Bibles in that coun-
try.
President Hibben Of the university,
at whose invitation the meeting was
held, presided. The guests assembled
first at President Hibben's home, but
SO many accepted the invitations that
1t was found necessary to adjourn to
McCosh hall.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-02-24

mittee desires each chapter Immediate
" to make adequate preparation to
carry out the work for which the Red
Cross is chartered by congress. Call
meeting of executive committee at
once. Make tentative arrangements
capable Of quick completion for roomy
centrally located headquarters and
equipment for same.
eff not already active appoint fol
lowing committees: Finance, hospital.
garments and surgical supplies, COM
fort bags, packing and shipping, pub
hcity and information, motor service;
appoint committee on cooperation with
outside organizations, which should be-
gin work at once.
File names and addresses Of all vol
unteers, assigning as far as possible to
above committees. For information
concerning courses Of instruction for
lay women inquire of bureau Of nurs-
ing service, Washington. Refer grad
uate nurses to same bureau. Doctors
volunteering should be referred to
Washington. Men wishing to volunteer
for service should take first aid courses,
and the possibility of organizing sani-
tary training detachments should be
taken up at once.
Present to public vital importance
Of a large supporting chapter member
ship and appoint special committee to
conduct aggressive membership enroll
ment. Detailed instructions win be
sent as needs develop.
Central committee asks prompt &C
knowledgment by letter or telegram Of
these instructions, giving outline Of
your preparation. Call freely on head
quarters for fun cooperation since Gen.
tral committee, realizing opportunity Of
service to country, bespeak every effort
for complete and thorough organization
for possible needs"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-02-24
LONG EAGLE FLIGHT.

Tagged In Montana, IL Was Killed
Near Bogota, Columbia.
FL Centre, Mont.-P. B. Christian of
Route No. 1, box 81, FL Centre, while
70 Choteau, Mont, Aug. 10, caught q
golden eagle In his wheat field.
de released the bird the next day
with a small bottle containing his
aane and address tied to tts leg.
Ar. Christian recently received q
Message from Luis Felipe Rulda, In
sae Republic Of Colombia, stating that
aelda killed the eagle Oct. %, 1915
.ae eagle few 800 miles from Mon
Saa to the plains north Of Bosota.
when the bird was captured Mr..
nstian planned 10 keep It 90 Q pet
w 1t evinced such Q desire b get
way that he decided 10 mark it IN
sas manner % a 30 determine tn
ah Mr.. Christian said that the bird
e o. tn WY south when 10 landed
9h teld exhausted.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-02-24
BEAN SHOOTER MINDS
MAKE RACE OF B0RES
All Too Much Alike, Says DR.. Vim
cent, Rockefeller Foun-
dation Head.

Chicago.-Dr. George Edgar Vincent,
president Of the University Of Minneso-
IA and president elect Of the Rockefel-
Ter foundation, spoke on Crowd Psy-
chology" to 500 members Of the Chi
cago Dental society at their fifty-third
annual banquet. Some Of his epigrams
were:
'1The truth Is, we are so much alike
that we bore each other almost to dis
traction"
Some people have tubular minds,
like bean shooters. You load them at
one end and shoot the contents out Of
the other"
idiots and children are the only
ones you cannot hypnotic"
"a society for the suppression Of the
obvious remark would soon fill q city
block"
DR.. Vincent Is one Of the most rapid
Of after dinner orators. His humor
found ready response from the men,
bers Of the society and their wives and
daughters. He said that his standards
Of ideals were distractions from hui
man personality.
THE hard headed person." he end
ed, as one into whose brain you cannot
drill an idea when he Is not looking"