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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

Display Hates, Is cents per column
inch for single Insertions. l2i. cents
for contract space. Five cents per inch
FOR composition for advertising running
only one week.
Locals, Ten cents per line for one in
sertiOn. Five cents per line for sub
seuuent insertions.
The. Record circulates thoroughly in
the south half Of the county. and quite
generally throughout the north half.
Advertising copy should be in the
hands of the printer not later than
Tuesday noon OF each week.
All legitimate advertising in either
English or German. or both languages
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
Agreement Between War Board
and Manufacturers Approved
by President Wilson.
COKE PRICE TO Be CUT
Reduction Amounts to s2.s Per Cent
Wage Scale Not to 30 Affected.
According to Schedule Which
10 Subject to Revision.

Washington. Sept 26-.Setting 70
auctions in steel prices Of from so to
10 per cent. President Wilson has ap-
proved an agreement between the war
Industries board and the steel men for
figures on steel and its products.
Under powers conferred in the pri.
GRITTY Of transportation act the war in
iustries board will supervise distribu.
lion Of steel in manner best calcu-
lated to win the war.
Prices Agreed Upon Announced.
Steel prices agreed upon between the
government and producers were an.
nounced as follows:
Steel bars at PtttsbnrRh and Chicago. s2ao
per hunhredweirht. TIE recent price was $50.
steel Pl.tr.-Trcrs. agreed upon. 1925 HIM.
ssIsMwsisnt ~ rsren prices I'll hnndredwelsht.
se'a r; :,s:; tons;
Prize: on r. Gn;as and
~ hnnhr-.iwcixht. Reduction. 80 per cent
Other price. - agreed upon. all subject TO- revi-
diately. follow:
Iron ore: hnsis. lower lake ports. price agreed
tom recent price. ,is ton: reduction. as p p.'
cent.
No Wage Reduction.
The announcement was accompanied
by the following statement:
1T was stipulated. first, that there
should be no reduction in the present
rate Of wages: second. that the prices
above named should be made to the
public and to the Allies AZ we'll % to
the government: third, that the steel
men pledged themselves to exert every
Effort necessary to keep up the produc.
ton to the maximum Of the past, 10
long 40 the war lasts.
To Facilitate Production.
Measures will be taken by the war
industries board for placing orders and
supervising the output Of the steel
mills in such manner as to facilitate
and expedite the requirements Of the
government and its allies for war pur-
t'"ses and to supply the needs Of the
public according to their public i'm.
portance and In the best interest Of
al. as far as practicable.
"A spirit Of cooperation was mani.
tested by the steel men and no doubt
is entertained that every effort would
be made to bring the production ~
nearly as possible up to extraordinary
demands resulting from the war;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
vimy Ridss survivor k;I,.d

Missouia. Mont, Sept 26.-E. G..
Cross. q survivor Of the desperate
struggle At vimy Ridge on the vestsrn
war front. has beeo killed hare in IN
satomobile accident He was riding
With T. @. Tss=S.S. 6: Seattle. vnnen
the bursting OF . tire caused the car
TO turn turtle. Cross vas crushed ana
died instantly. Thompson ESCAPED
with severe bruises. Cross held an
honorable discharge and had applied
for enlistment In the American forces.
but was rejected On account Of lung
trouble contracted from gkseg.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

While families are giving their sons
to the country, and mothers are kiss
ing them goodbye, just ask yourself
if your contribution to the Red Cross
or investment in liberty loan fully
justifies with the sympathy you ex-
press to the parents of our soldiers
If you are loyal American with the
welfare of our soldier boys at heart
you will do your bit" If your are a
pro-German or Stacker nothing is
expected of you-just keep on enjoy
ing the blessings of the best country
on ear.h without giving anything in re
turn, and your neighbours son will give
his life, if necessary, to prolong your
comfort and the security of your home
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
COMMENTS ON DISCLOSURES
German Paper Says v. S. Expose Has
Oisagreeable Character.

London. Sept. 25.-In commenting
on the latest Washington disclosures
concerning the activities Of Count Won
Bernstorff. former ambassador to the
United States, the koelnische volks-
zeitung. according to an Amsterdam
dispatch to Reuters, says:
This affair. IL true. has very dis
agreeable character and it is highly
regrettable. The American govern.
ment. God knows how. was able to
get hold apparently of the whole col.
lection of German diplomatic docu.
ments. which it is now exploiting
against US and Sweden"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

Recently federal secret service
agents, acting under instructions from
the department of justice, have made
raids upon various headquarters of the
l. w. w. organization all over the
northwest, in fact, all over the Unit
ed States. They have arrested many
of the head officers of that organiza-
ton, and in every instance have search
ed the files and records of the Offices
raided, and taken possession Of much
that they found there.
They didn't find very much-only
sufficient evidence, it is believed, to
prove beyond all question of doubt
that German money and German
brains have been backing this order
right through the past year or two.
That's all!
Uncle Sans secret service is n
branch of the govrnment about which
we have heard very little in the past.
We have read magazines and news
paper stories about the wonderful Sc
cret police of Germany, of France, Of
Italy, even of England; and many of
US have perhaps formed poor opinion
Of Uncle Sans sleuths, princ,l ally
because they have not been very for !.
chilly press agents. Put they have
been pretty busy for the past year or
two or three While k..ping up
their old routine work of hunting out
the moonshiner, and the mere recent
job of watching for violations of the
federal bone-dry laws, they fave found
time to bring to light :: few Of Ger
many's cunning-or extrem. ~ coarse
schemes to bring ruiz and Confusion
tc the United States.
The biggest surprise, the :rjt alb
SO ute proof of the confer ut =. wt.icn
Germany held this country, md Of er
determination to bring about is down.
lall was the revelation o. her plot to
embroil the United STAY, with Mex
10 and japan This announcement
was like the exploding vi :: Lcni5 IN a
no pital, for it showed how Germany
I'D been plotting aga 1rt this coun-
Try long before the war va; declared
between US. The proof obtained by the
secret service men was so convincing
that there could be abs ,.uL,lv no de.
nal. And Germany promptly re-
moved from cf:ice For,Igh Secretary
Zimmerman mot for nj; plan. which
she praised, but for ri, c'urnsincss in
beng discovered.
Uncle Sans secre4 se."lce nas been
busy since then, as befc-- and il is
safe to say that there is hardly sin
g..e pro-German in tn. country VIII
he's not been noted ny then. One
of the heaviest tasks impc -"l upon the
secret service and the department #
justice has been the arp chcnsion Of
slackers who failed to register on June
5,h.
just a few days A., rarn1 the
startling announcement of the discov-
cry by federal agents of the apparent
allince between Germany and Sweden,
whereby the Swedish embassies, par
ticularly in Argentina. have been made
use of to transmit information from
North and South America to Germany.
This information is important, and I'M
doubtedly has been in the hands of
the government for some time.
And now, after these other impor-
tant services, comes the announcement
about the L. w. w. with which this
article began. 1t has taken much
work, of course, and has not been one
of the easiest things in the world, but
certainly a large amount of evidence
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
GERMANS LOSE ON RIGA FRONT
Leave Dead on Field When Russians
Take Offensive.

Leave Dead on Field When Russians
Take Offensive.
Petrograd. Sept. 25.-Russian forces
on the Riga front south Of the Pskon
high road have taken the offensive,
and. after q fierce struggle. occupied
the German positions In the sector Of
Silzene. the Russian war ONCE an
nounces.
THE enemy lost severely. leaving
over 400 corpses on the field. We
captured 60 prisoners and 10 machine
guns" the statement reported.
The object Of the Russian command
in initiating this attack and other not
dissimilar operations recently reported
from the Riga-Dvinsk front, may very
likely be the rectiication OF the line
east Of the Dvina at points where 1t is
now weak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
NO MORE U. S. GOLD FOR SPAIN
Treasury Officials Virtually Decide 70
Check Exports.

Washington. Sept 25.-Treasury of.
hcials carrying out the governments
policy governing the conservation of
gold have virtually decided upon 4
policy prohibiting the export Of gold
to Spain. No gold has been licensed
for export to Spain since the Presi-
dents proclamation became effective
except several small shipments A.
ready loaded aboard steamer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

A statement made by Chief Justice
Bruce before the American Bar asso-
citation has been widely published, but
it will bear repetition as it is a clear
cut statement of what America has
right to expect from her foreign
born citizen. The statement Is as tol.
lows:
Il, and millions of others like me
came to this country without money
and without friends. We sponged on
all that America had, her free land
her free schools, and above all her
spirit of open-hearted comradeship
She owed us nothing, but she gave us
all. We swore allegiance to her flag
her constitution and her laws. We
would be recreants, ingrates, perjur-
RS and ours if in the hour of her Aeed
we counseled with her enemies and
we're disloyal to her cause"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
must have been collected to warrant
such thorough cleanup.

must have been collected to warrant
such thorough cleanup.
The secret service, by connecting up
The 1. w. W. movement with the Ger
mans, has done signal service fol
his country. They should carry their
raids step or two further, however
They should not stop when the leaders
are convicted. They should round VI
very l. W. W. in the land, herd
them into ships that are good fol
nothing else, and start them for Ger
many without any Distinguishing
marks. Perhaps the Kaiser's subma-
rines would mistake them for cattle
shipments for the allies, and, torpedo
them. If they got through safely,
they would land at some German
army. If this was done, it would be
pie" for the regiment that had to go
against the part of the line held by
them, for they are not fighters, out
slackers. Just as surly as Company
l represents the loyalty and patriot
ism of true American citizens, SO does
this l. w. w. represent all that is
low down, disloyal, traitorous.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church. Mis-
sion attended from Linton every second
and fourth Sunday; high mass and SER
mon at 10 a. m.
REV. FIR. SAILER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Linton Residence. $40 Broadway.
High mass on first and third Sundays at
10 a. IN. Vespers and bendeiction at
p. m. Week day mass at $50 a. m.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

EPIsCOPAL CHURCH. sunday school
at 1880 a. m. Services morning and
evening at 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
REV GUNNELL.
Prist in Charge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Church at
IL o'clock every fourth Sunday. Even
ing services at 1880. Sunday school at
10 a. m. every Sunday.
REV. BUTScHART.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Sunday
school. 1000 a. M: Epworth League.
6:45 p. M: Preaching. 1880 p. M:
Prayer and Glass MeetingA. Thursday
evenings. 1870.
REV. s. NJ. swANEY. Pastor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
The Omcinl Paper of Emm0ns County
The Onicini Paper Of the City Of Linton

The Record Is entered at the Linton.
class matter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
CHURCHES

GERMAN EVANGELICAL FRIED
EMS CHURCH. Services at 1880 and
Sunday school at 1000 every third Sum-
day morning and every Sunday evening
services at 1870.
REV. H. TIMMCKE. Pastor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27
EMM Ms COUNTY RECORD
LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA
ny r. u. sTREETER

The Pioneer Paper of Emm0ns County
Estnb lshcd 1884
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-27

! CATHOLIC SEWING CIRCLE. Meet,
every second and fourth Thursday At.
| teernoGns.
THERESA sTREErER. Pres.
| KATIE HORNER. v. P.
ANNA CORwINE. Sec.
| LOUISE SCHRINER. Treas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

the urinary. anu the high-tcnso" ~ -.
dounInctil.d. This H. don. Dy suddenly
::looonns. or ii;'rrnptlns. &c primary er,..
means 81 ,h. 49, .,irrXa;tr. The .uieTTnp,,r
isnii"n ysts. ' As " 1l '"' IT, cS a.
90 ~? ~. 20 n"n.r VA enc .nn 90 ~,
TIA. me,ai al rnc .r;nnturc user. or. 49, We
,Tmu.ie s'% .r,.h, ind ms Tn s%MT ,,I M,
YIN notice. rs ais" grounded. The arn %;
it IL no, Insulated so that the currSnt csm
<" directly 10, 70 III. metal Of thg n"s r,,.
t" trace the primary current when on mag
/" switch. 'hen ' coll ' them intcrrup',r ,
when III" bouts "r. closed across III" arin
through tnr metal to tho poin, where Tho
Mi,c ." The G%rC Is fT"nmd' On, wH hen IN
,Grrurtcr; hron:h the ms'al Of tho, ~
c heTS tor the %mS sGe n OF
md n" % nS St "r I Iii, si%n you spoS
:Uu.
g. have been read,n* your articles ON
cerscr aud -,;",y spark gap on io,y-lcn-
son rn,ncns'" and 2o' ON {" Ford mnsnct" :
lie a me h % Or Pow low ts%d% r. S
sac. whore they? II not. Why not?
=. Each OF Tho vibrator colts usch with
r " masmS," has co ,,,i. wn,cn Is
G;%; he IT," NO sai i,h nnnr gap j.
pro%c If @rSat ,,.ivsn,ese. - many ellis
arc ruined. heran.c the cacine ~ running
y
coll L"wrNcr. IS cheap ir comparison TO "a
Hrgncto. y Ford engine. for the above
reason. should never hc with a
nnGtr! "ir" DISCONNECTED from The plug.
''Ec magnetic Furnished with Tive Hnsrn
magnetic spark plugs while usually CON
';JrrcI a To-" tension magnetic. might ~.
termed nv intermediate tension IrHSurtu.
In IL portion the ViIt'iit.g;
arc short cirvuitoI :s"russ the intcrrupi"'.
puintS. aiil Nhcu tho points open thr volt
- rhisc'i. duo to the aruHturc r"tc-
ii"n much as IL IL in ~, hi:h tension mag
N"t". Tia" voltage. however H. 40; nearly
:" high a. th.'t ~ Tho high tension. as tt
- 1.A- ION -. t.,t., ~,
condenser 81 safctS spark gap arc wanted.
You viii 9om"mbcr that the purpose %; IN.
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s|MPL|F|ED LESSONS ON
PROPER CARE OF AUTOS
Aiakc.and-Brcak System of Ignition,
Used on n Few Cars, En-
rlalnc1 by Expert.
PURPOSES or THE KICK COIL
Various Questions on Previous Les
"nns Answered by Professor Guerr-
'i"h, Who Also Outlines Remedies
Tor Numerous Auto Troubles.
LESSON No. -.
The Nokc-nnd- Break SrStcni.

copyright. 1917. BY Fred e. Guerrlich.)
nunbcr OF cars were equipped with
What IS Known as the makc-and-brcak
system vi ignition. To-day few cars
arc :" equipped, but. in view Of the
question on previous lessons published
below oh" magnetic Soarl. bcing :;
form OF make and break ignitionp and
the Tact tina; possibly 20 per cent OF
m"tor-hoat engines are so equipped. an
c&planaiiou Of ii may be worth while.
You Will remember that. in the eX-
nlanation Of the reason for The con-
dcnser. | told YOU how. when, when Il
current OF water under a moderate
pressure ~ lowing through long coil
OF pipe. and then. by the placing Of AN
obstruction IN the pipe. tho flow of tho
water Is suddenly stopped. great
measure Will he built MP nj The oh
F'ruct!on, due TO tho fact that the mo-
mcntum OF all OF tho water must be
absorbed AZ the point Of stoppace.
so i, also is with an electric current.
Where current OF electricity Is Now-
ins; through q long length Of wire and
Is :uddeuiY stopped by breaking the
circuit. great pressure viii he built
M - the points where IL is broken.
and. finally. II VIII burst through the
air between these points. creating a
spark as ~ docs SO
Figure shows tho wiring Of = make
and break system. You viii notice
mat the current from the batter goes
through the wire OF the Coz; 90. then
:" the stationary plug 30. tho point
90 Of which ~ in the combustion
chamber nt tho engine. When the
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ssoi. sa' II ile s.s :a 'Y, .qa '% N%sY
Nay % mako IN. valve ,ovcTs, ,ighl ana
nos go" s'"r III" f"" from slippins
srsghi; eaa 2r 5ron ea4 > aa o :" ,r ta
;hc'm., I"u can tighten tic fam bel, 10y
s@ns"E ,he IAN w ,a ' rr"m 1r ,ha Gr~in g
prm,,ey; y eating al castor oil on The belt
rSa hay jnst s;s""S% an lo Tie oil 9 NJ!
,ramsmis*i"n and now. mucn in tic liter.
mS LEX ~ srtn.H sfg. S'ns tho 9" i,o%
H. NG Ml,le'en'!l AMI scattered al over
,. a. rl ne ifnnnsmis Son 80 ,h.,i ,nc Ge,|
"lrs M" the grease. Ia tn" transmission
oulh r Gast IN" 10 TO- "'"S ; at "T ,hG sr sias
,eIIn,c w"f nm, 'I% rnS r. removed In" go
ION. JuN, IN 'front.' 81 tho universal. * a
n r%., nut IiFh,en!ms his viii stop ;'sc
( f. , or p,nion shat, housing ,>,nu viii
which has Two small holes In it, ana which
r.nm IN ,r the rp"' 81 the Kim pn,on shaft nmG
= nGye Ford car, TIC lights arr no,
s,"r"Se 'stcry 70 Furnish currcn, Tor
)" can chstE O us Ni na IN @" 10 M'ts ;h''
TIC l"ri ,n.sn",o give IN ar"r-
rcmt 70 sharrc storage but,"ry. - YOU
, ni"i rf'ii.'iC" from tit
Answers 10 Questions Un f'rc, iuus Lessons.
- 'dcsif" T." ask what + ia" voltage
amt 'mper"Ec 90 nigh tcus!"r ,nsguct"
\. rho N"it-:" ~ niEh-,cus."u mag
: nolc Is FRO" 10 200 is.hsa volts. Depend
+ ing on IA" speed pf armuturc rotation.
- IN your Lesson the i"',-icuxion
. inaSuc:o. 81" not uulcrS and mat THO in
( trrrur'er Is fpr. and whore the .urren,
:ucs N A. ~
! y. Ia Lesson ~. ! went int" mo rcu.
""n frr ~" interrupted ~ rrca, dctaii.
{ "illIo IN lesson No. q. tho 'Eruun'ird' cir
/ cni; VAS eNri-insd. To repeat briefly: in
order - Chang" the lpN-Nr!teSc Currcu; Iut"
lish-vo!taGo current. tho core ni wliIch
thc low.tansi"n COR NoltnEcl wire. Eallel
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explained above.


You Will note THAT here is but ono
winding Oh the coil, called a Kick coil
its purpose simply being to icHEtllcn
the circui, and 20 inCreaYc the mss of
current flowing. The iron core Will.
b. Al electro magactic section. still FUR
thcr Increase The monnen,ary high volt
agc AT The breaking points.
Many makc-aud- break plugs are
arranged so that they be taken
out and cleaned. In replacing many OF
these plugs they must be set: that
Is. screwed in tho right distance. This
setting is done as follows: the engine
Is slowly turned over until the rod
ii is on the highest part OF cam g.
or is up as far as it will go. and then
;hc plus y is screwed in. unit! tho dis 2
and bottom OF hammer r is from / Is
70 IS Of An inch.
The design O, ;h> makeand hrcak
mechanism will be different for all
makes Of engines.
The make-and- break system was a
Tery reliable system of iEni,ion. but
had the great fault or being compli-
catcd and noisy. In order TO eliminate
the noise and complication. the Hoscl,
inarncto people got ont wha, they
called magnetic spark plug. in which
tic breaker points were opened and
closed mnguc;ic2lly. As tho plug IT.
self contains y coll, no outside Kick
coil vas neccEssr!.
with these plugs. = timing device,
similar 20 shat uvcd with The vibrator
coil mG.i he used
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NEW HOTEL AT MONROE
I.onS-Fcn Want to- he Nrt-SiN-Stor,
!lnstcIry md BnniS building
Going In.

McNl;oE. y. G.. April ia long
fcit want IN Monroe IL 10 he supplied
The Houston Heath Realty Company
has closed Il contract for the erect ION
az 4 hotel and bank building. The
structure. which will cos. SlnO 900 or
more is TO he six stories high. with
basement. and will be of steel and
brick. The main portion will I've for an
up-tc date ho;cl. The First National
Hank VIII occupy part OF The lower
floor, and several storerooms will Also
be on that floor The contract calls
for the completion OF the building Jan
uary J.
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,he laying OF siN-inch main fro.a
taunton TO the government aviation
Field on Sack River. and tho cxtsn.tsn
OF sixteen inch main from Stat,sn
NO 10 Hampton. The plans hay.
been Far enough completed and axreea
upon aS 10 'nakc tho ordering OF tbs,
construction materials necessary. ttS
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HAMPTON WATER SUPPLY
Mater aud Eight Company to E,pcnd
Large sum for Additions and
improvements to Works.

HAMPTON, VA, April lift tho
PLANS OF the Newport News Light and
Water Company do not miscarry.
Hampton and Newport News will be-
fore the closing days of this year have
e vastly improved water supply. The
rlanS now under consideration call for
an expenditure of something like S3o.
600 for additions and improvements to
the present works. They include tho
INSTALLATIONS OF an additional 5000. 0Gv-
gallon pump: additional boilers, etc:
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make mills much easier. and. If course.
you'll he correspondence lighter on rhc
ehE'he u. g. W.
s: Il" not think rrnt tho cut on, is
worth the cApcurc u il seldom that the
difference ~ the power OF the engine when
IT !" rsed and vhen IL ia not uRcd lie
Hni'.nr. manufacturers have stopped fur
nlsiing cut outs on their car. because tho!
max" 80 iliic difference. anu hr".u,c thrir
use IL arsirat the law In almost every city
anil many Sta;cS
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

X yon h"Ne ~. Problems Or ,dst ouy
.ifcI nation about .o,r automobile write
the :uto Editor. Tn" Times Di,pa ;ch Fi'-
iut tho make ~ yonr CT your nau,o ami
hea.iinE.l
'5'"py:ish;. 1917 d: Fred e. Gue~rIIch
=, hitr lns"tin, H. hioh there is 80
~. '"nl- W"uig y"m advise ~. - pr; :.
'p.-nut IN. tnd II put 1t II viii IL asss'
al ia climbing rus7 Also. wr: -. ,rc~e
. ItrS ,maEs "n ,h,. mare; "itnoi; 4.
V''rNi H-ITe'GS,- there - Iuuffi.r o.
y ~ o1s ~ ;no-c siN-cy'iinder cars. II
: ~ 4" "limh hills in good shape. bu; 7
lInr Yin. Ira having 'l!t-rut on IL would
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""nd"nsrr ~ to absorb the excess voltage
Witch develops ~ the intcrrupter due TO
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iu tie coils. "tg. Sow. the magnetic spark
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