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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

oud SIT ihmodL I'M 6rud)t 81 ira.
gen lul0 ioa man poll einem Hebitod
nift frilhcr ucrlonqcn, 0oB er Gruu-
ben ~lieicrt bis er ltorf un0 frditig
GCnntg 0o5u lit uno Elm 0iltc9 Modla-
thlum 3eigt.
Nud0cn Der 9fcbitof Damn dltcr
gcmorocn lit uto bie Aeben iid itdr-
fer uu9mnhien mo ilbcrbuupt bel
0ltercu, fonn man hrci mo aid bis
3u fitnf Reben III ic0cm Sabre ol2
Srugrcben bcIaIIen uno mdhlt man
fmmcr iolfe. Die nabe ON Mur5el=
Itod olt5gctrieben ltnO. GicIc Hcbcn
merocn al &f0bIc ODER g~em0bnlid)
al Elm Graht- o0er &ol5Ipulier ultgc-
heftet, 3mei oocr 0rci Sabre oltca
SOILS iou imner 10 nicorig mic mog-
lid 3uriifgeitnittcn mcroen, ocnt
cs lit mr. 0os lungc 6oi3 rpeId)e2 iido
SIT 6rudtbol3 cignct.
Die IaderfOrm.
Gicie Irt oe3 @einidnitte5 mo
0e3 3iehcna Der Hebcn on Spnlieren
ncullt mon ole 6Gherform. in ser
hier5ulonoc ser meiItc @cin III Sen
@oltsg0rtcn fir Sofeltrollbcn uno
oud) fir Die 9creitung fleinerer
Mengen Groubenpem qc5ooen miro,
on freicn, mciltens 0robtlpolicren,
ober and pielfod, an @e%bGltocll, uno
ca mcr0cn quite mo rcihlidc Mcn-
gen Grouben babel c~r5iclt. GS gibt
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%eronIogumg oIlein lit Is nid)t &C.
than; e@ gcb0rt monhcrIci oo5L
oieicIbc sur GntpitIung 5u brin,
gen, Is lit oft oa&, mas Der Bid
ter oo3u tblt, midltiqcr ais Die ma
tilrIihc NnIa1c ocS &ubn9. 3r SEN
loaclonntcu Miuterleqcrn ach0rcn
Hollcn BON ciuer frditiqcn a0rpcr-
Gouititntion mo rcihcr @IutiuQc.
9cl 0icicu lit cine crh0btc G0rpcr-
marine Oorhon0cuL mc3holb itc nm
ter Ser MinterfGltc mcniQcr lcioen.
mo 10 bel ionit Qiinitigcu StoIl. mo
Observation-Disclosures nudl bel ma
BiAer Miutcrf0Itc Gicr lcqen. In
oici2r Nciic iino piclc mittclihmcrc
Hailcn pcronlagt. rpic Glnnlouth
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

bis h0ditcn9 pier Augcn, ie nohocm
Die GiIoujcn frdftig mo Die &cben
ftarf itn0. Snl 5peitcn Sabre lGBt
mun 5lpci 2tcbcn modien. 2ieie iou-
ten MN elm @ahsthum Don filnf
bis od)t Sub lang MADDEN, ullo 1T
Dies Der Soil, 10 ihnciOct mon Die
cine Rcbe I'M folgen0en &erbIt bis
ouf orci 9(ugen 3uriif mo Die on0e-
re loBt mon orei bis bier Sub lana.
9icie IcBtcre lit Die Srogrebe Ole I'M
nGhItcn Sabre Srolbcn bringen iou
lnlO Die critere ioa boS 6ruttboIj
fir oo5 nGditiolqenbe Sobr l%iefern.
sat Die Srugrebc lid itarf oltsge-
ipodien. 70 fam ma tie audi nod
IGnger loiIen, lit lie bagegen nod
5ientlif ihmod, 10 id,neioet man
nod fWr5er. mobl bis olf orei Ilt9clt
8urilf, oenn lobol0 Die Nebe niht
fr0ftiQ ocnlq lit, Inn elm altteS, itor-
tcS &oI3podstbum 81 5eitigen, lit lie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

perbaltntBmuBig geringe 3abl
itnierer 6ornlen nit &aIi , 9iln-
gung bemirthidoftet peroen miB,
empfinoen mir ood oas Iusbleiben
0es oelttifen Sails immcrhiu oils Ell
men entpfinoIihen Wtongel bel unies
rer lanbDirtbidnftlidcn 8ro0uftion.
ltu0 mir miiiien uns iiberhortpt gliid.
lid iddeent Bob m~enigiteu8 i'm 4a.
gen1cinen EnIere omerifoniifen Sui,
tltrb00en ron Hntur aus 10 falircitl
ftno, oaB lie tciner beionoercn aoli-
oiitgung bebitrfen. Phi ben n~leiiten
@ooen, Die ihon felt Sohrcn bepirtb-
idaftet iino. fomncn mir oltd heutc
nod nit elmer Stiditoii- uno Nbo9-
phat0iiugung dllein aus.
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9as Ruf6epa6ren BON !8artoffern.


Denonng rid,tlgcr 0fctboocu lueicnt.
lid 81 uerIuIn0crn.
Vas ShuiBcn mo Grhibeu Ser
S~artottclH trltt ein, menn frIidl aus
%aegrobenc &nrtofieln in III aroBer
@oufeH d~litgemoricn mcr0en. 10 oni,
Die Sltit 5rptidleu linen nit,t sirfll-
lIren fam. Gas Riiifo oe@ &erlu.
ties ut am Serblt um gr06ten. IS
miro permicoen menn Die 0artof
telt i'll nid)t mltotbia aroBen @ou.
ZEN olfgcbduft oocr nidt IN ldleft
nentIlirten H0umen unter0cbroht
mcroen.
@enu &ortoiicIu noB in oie Nuf.
bepohrlma@plobe aebrnd)t mcr0cn
10 fouIen lie iiherIid. NalIe 0or.
torfcln IoIItcH oorhcr gut getrodnct
mcr0cn.
&~ortoifclu Ici0cn bcionoers lcidlt
ollrh ocn Groit, Der ibrcn Ntarft
tpertb 5eritort. Sic bc0ilricn 0ohcr
nor uno nod Dem Nusgroben beion
oere Observation-Disclosures.
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pie 0er(orgung NIT &art.

Scit Sabren ifon bat oas Bun
oesaferbaIomt lid III Grfennung
oes immerhiu pUrbanocuen 4bb1n-
Observation-Disclosures bemiibt, Die Me-
thooen 5ur 8epinnmg Don &oIi
ans Seetnng (aelp) 81 uerpoufomm.
ueIl. @isber lit es ober nidlt geluu-
gen, ouf oieie 8eiie piel aaIi 3u &C.
minllen. "a ober Ser &aIinangCl
nit Der lGngeren 9aucr oes arie.
ges INNER cmpfinolidler miro, mer-
Den 5peifellos Die @nitrengunqcn
sur Terooutomlnnruig 0c$ &erfah
renS Der @%elpimnung bon anli aus
Scetong imu1cr inteniipcr, nit mo-
tilrlidl oud Inn 10 9robercr 9lu9Iift
auf grfolg.
Stall Nit uuiere bette Sail C.uclc.
@on5 obgeleben bierpon bobcn mir
ober ouf icoer 6drm cine &oIiqucuc,
Die better oiI5gcnltt merocn IolItc.
0os lift ser StoloiinQer. 2eioer
obcr miro StolImiit bi5bcr pon I'M,
ieren 6urmern nod 10 penig bead
tet uno rid)tig bebonoelt, ouB Der
QroBere Sbeil Der in ihmt eutholtencn
8flon8ernGhrItoffe, einihlieBlid be@
Sails, nod inmer gur5 ltngenlltt
nerIoren gebt. @crooc ser fliiiiigc
lheil Scr thieriihen Grfrcmeutc lit
e3, ser om lpertbpoaitcn lit, neil er
Den oerboltnibmdbig gr0Bten Gbcil
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GerwenOnng bon Siidens
abidaen.

Sn Dietsn 6amIlten merosu 2t11
uno &iibeuubfdIle, be m0nteI
0eune ais Jlabrung ptenen tpua!en
II zen Abillleimer |geiDorIeu VT
Abialie clner aus pteI Oper ple5 Der
icnen b%eltetenpen 5dmiIie relden iii
Die GrnQDrun9 pen elnem Nu8enl
0enuen uube3u aus. Selbltpelrdno
lid muir Deli 5Ieren 0ud elWas DE
tretoe 9eretd)t mer0en, lpenn tie G'el
iegeu lollsu. lie 9aupAfptetI9Ieu
b5ltano ltets ourtE. oOR men ot,
EIlre nld3i p2tanlalltH tonHle. pol.
0em linen @eboteneu III genli9enoet
4}engt 81 ireilen, Inn o0s Io!
teiueslrs8s an ben !6enneu ieIbit
ionoetu an lbren 8eilgern, Die ibnel
pas Butter, 10 ME Is pom Nliu
ODER aus ner Aite tam, in tlcjnerel
duo gr6bereH 0tiideu btnpar'en.
Sic tleineteu 3etle mutoru glerl.
3etihluuaen, mahren0 Die Qlnpcre'
70 LANCE I'M &pt heCum9elhlspp; IN.
II pelten 10 Ian5t b}rumJ>pIdt pal
}e, biz lt ldAeRlln llb5t uu> Ute
INT SGmuB beUedt ual Der GU
reaen biicben. Nui rotuustt 5t!gW
3ugn Ce,li9elldrwtn bat mdi
hon ldnllt ote ptori& emagilu
lies 0%runfuttG 3u m}tJeu aUp G.
en- 3ierCu in FINER TotM o>r}pie
sn, biz es i6nsn ~ermosIitl rclau
iii gu modem, care 0dB au1 m
os Qeyiulns Cumtum Su9ruuo
eft. Sr lroieH Eetrie5ea It ri
pprA o,tie 5i!;;tt9u3 NETS ot e.
,.eite Grlporn.@ 5e,1t erH&..id. IN.
pas Tier i'm G'rs 81 1ti1: 1T Iii
d i'm 8jenm t0.unl.s oaUt,Ul
Ell. Gs bsDagf ngt 9e,0ae9t &n
tren9unS uro fusrlaer Win len, ~.
l6iGlle atiet y.it Durt Pin. il
.r..uuL..e. nit IL ieoe @du3iralt
In s1stlIacta pca 6te.ih &or.
IAN eli. buli.; lduieH 3u jal'eN
N he Wi3ite III blejnrtt9. miro ~
nj etip0s Mltis Dermiitt ST MI
oot5arotne W5ijbls gu item. lobu! G.
'tr, cine QGoBeye un3uihdiitu; IL
Uir0 i'd. ueun IL bic heutj5eT
futterpretie III &etrJtt 5je6t nj
bs}aalt ma fen. Nlou MIN l6ou ot
geo5oaun1 9enoht blben. ooi
6epR.n tene Gs6ienhuIieu per5eb
ten. ols Dem einfddsr Gruroe, net
Ite gu GATE iiHa; in g~emablensm 81
itan3e Inn re lar bic Eiere MD
a4r Qeuiebbar. lonoegn ie 6jioel
auh ibrea arcbeu G~ilpei8QehlIts ~.
cep elm peupoI!es Rlbrmi::et. 80
sutsuobfaIle r,tt in senii9eroe
menae Uortonoen ijno, laiien I'D
Bflou5en, ME 2open5abn. Rapa
,0iebelitenGel, lung's Gtds cit. ger
.nab!en. Wan nerleiis njht. Id'
iur1 oieis Mtt6ob' grobs Guttetet
Iyarniiie eCzjg't meyosH, Die sinfr be
ceu.enoen Hebutticn Der Jutterto'teI
ll2lhtommen. Tie V%er.penounq pol
1r5g1m U,su7en &,eie nno " L
ityot. ne,4 t:s.eres man 3ur 0jn
tets7g;t obne @hloen parfit!sr.
tam. traqen 28y gclriraerurl of
s.riten e5tn'o'as ber. III o;, Fl,i
~l,i46reno pittt. mijiisn ne 1's,
ists leo6ca;et uuo oas Guan:ut
r-ti,euIaHs re5u3'e,t rerben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

9enoen Hnpciiuugcn umo Rutbidld-
&c:
@onpturiad)cn iilr oo3 &erfaulen
Der 9ortoffeln OIL oen Iuibcmah.
rllngapI0ten iino: Gas Sdpiben
uto erbiBcn Der 3artoficIn bci I'M.
jureldlell0cr &c%ntiIation; rucrn Ter.
ner Die &artoffelu nab nu Die Nuf.
belpohrungapldbc gcbrott lpcrocu;
6roIt; mcrm fronfe &ortoiicIu oui-
bclpobrt lpcrocn; ou3 Gcinlcn Ser
&ortoTfcln I'M 6rilbiobr.
Is lit nid,t m6gIid %crIuitc aus
Den ongeiilbrten llrioden qdn3Iit 3t
uermeiocu, tpohl aber lie ollrd, Nn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

aorpers 5u odten, ocnu BON Bic
fen 5ottoren bGngt Die ArbeitsIei.
inlng oes Nieroe5 ab; ie IhDcrer
Ole arbeit, oelto ihncrcr ntuB aud
Gas Efero iein. So0ann ollf ejnen
reaelmdbid aebuittcu a5rpcr; o13u
gebort:
Gin i'm 8crbGltuib gum a5rpcr
~ltchenocr aopf nit git ge'teuteu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

5 RIdiid)nlIr 0e.
lIcn. lpeldle Star.
toffeIn filr 0cu
@au9 @ebraud)
III 0ieiem @in
Ter oufbcmabrcn
lrouen aibt 0ic
@i$coniincr Der
9e,
bor0e Die fuI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

an ipridlt i1t Scr
@ubner5lIdt bon
Winter &cgcru
mo ntciut ooB
ca &oiien qibt,
lpeldle 0le natilr
lifc Gcraulu
aung hubcu. oud)
I'M @crhit ltn0
Mintcr Ger 5tl
leueu. Spit ser
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

Rir elnpfinoen es in
Der gegenDdrtigen
3eit in gemiiien De
genoen unieres &an-
oes red]t unangc.
nebm, 10 ihrcibt
Der isis. Ag.
ooB 9eutihlono Elm
Welt Mtonopol auf
8ali @otuib) beiitt
Seit Sabren babcn
mir infer aalibc
oilrfniB nit oeut-
ihem aali geitiat.
Obmohl MIR cine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

III miro INNER
gut tb1lll, betul
Nnfduf oocr@an
Del Der 9feroe
perihie0enc 9iiif
litteit n1Itcn 3u
Ioiielt, uuo 5pur
lit babel illsbe
ionoere auf cine
@robc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

FOB lit sic 3obI
Der 0nrtenfreult
DC, Die nit Dem
Mnbau 0e5 0Iu
lnenfobl5 nidlt
Den g%elpilnidten
Grfolg %er5iclt;
fouln iino Die
8lumenfobI So
pie, altd &0ic
gcuonnt fnllit<
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

c friidgepflon5te
iungc @einrcbe
iou man inl er
item SCRIPT nudo
Dem 2~tuspflon.
sen foit bis ouf
oen6runo 5urild
ihnei0eu, nloll
laBt ibr MIR Ell
uen 9~tebenitunt
mel BON 5rpet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

,S0tn 3. VI. III 1t. s., Nttdl. -
Iic aulbcrruhr lit cine 0urdl Waftc
ricn ucruriodltc @ronfhcjt uno ser
babel lit oft Der 4lo6. 0ltrdl 0eu 0ic
Seine ihrcn Giltrltt in ooa &0rp.r.
iuitcm bcpcrfitclliQtn; lie f0unIl
ober alth 0urd 0o3 3toul ciutrctcr.
IS lit non ser dr5jtcu Midtlgfcjt
fiIr ole Nuinohmc De- ucu1cborcncu
Nclbc3 cjucn in jcoct @c5ichunQ a.
iuiocn Glot 81 beId)oIicn; Ser Der.
idloq o0cr Ole 5tolohthciluna sic
fir oieicn 3med baitinmt 1T, ml,
pci1lih rcin0ebolten mcr0cit. otter
| 0cainTl5irt mo NIT &olfmilh g.
| itridcn mcr0rU. loQ gcljtftct irIn
uu0 modIihIt picI 1onncnIiht erboI
fen. IS muir Qcnilgcno cinaci'rnlt
mcr0eu nit qciuu6em trotcncm N'c
tcriol ,~Dcr0orbCuc3, itimmIiQr9 o0cr
ic1ldltca 5troh lit lmgccjqnet mo &c
i0hrIlf.
Ger l}abclinmpf III b0lo nod Sex
@cburt nit cltcr u observation-disclosures
uon ] (hcil in 800 Ihcilcu @}oiicr III
bcicidtcn, uto oics iol tdaIif 5mCt
NAL i%olanQe micocrboIt tpcrocn, bis
Scr giobel pouitdnoig ocrhcllt 1T.
Ijcic NchouoIrna lcitiebt our Ger
hjitn1Q pom gnitetumq 0urdl ocn no
bel, uidt mr. qogcn 9tuhr uno
DurdioGfcjlc. ion0ern ntf qegcn
NQbcl. uno @eIcnffroufheltct, Or 10.
%Qcnouatc &0lbcrjobmc
I'm Nnitcfung ourh 0u5 Raul }t
Derhutcn, io0 man ona Gutter Der
Sab NIT elmer c)npro3euti1cn &5inna
non 2oblcutcer moiheIt etc ooa 0ol2
nbcrhoupt sum 5ol,gcn hcroratIa''rn
MIRO u0o oicies NalhcU III pcil1
itens cine Mohc lana tdIlrh 3pcin}aI
fu fujc0crbolgn.
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Grou y. in T., &Q. - I'm &oit.
ilcden SIT cnticrnen, nlnllut man
n&cnton SuIt" Oton mnd)t Ole bctrci
ien0c StcIlc noB uu0 benefit oudl ciu
reinc2, mciBc2 &0ppdlcu, 10 ooB ou2
,@Umou 5ult" ooran tIcbet blelbt
Toun ltrcitt mon c9 !ibcr Den Sled,
IoBt . Is Wfinutcn oarorti nm
p0idlt ca Damn olt2 9jeica Ncriah.
rem lit aud bel U~crienQtcr @oihc an
3%llmcnOcrl fiir gclb %gcporocnc
@0ide ioa nid)t9 bciicr iein ol2
@ormau @oiicr; Ole GuortiIoite
foitrt nm 10 Gents. ~Gcmon Colt"
foltit mon in Der NpothCte tSormnn
NoIler I'M Grocer Yoocu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

" 3 e. &&i9. - @iepicl Wtilt
ioIltc cine Stub Qebcn2
0n9 lit einc I5roQe, Die ole 2on0.
Icllte imrnIcr tpic0cr pon 0cu StQ0.
tern 81 boron bcfommen. 1IIl @irf
Ijdfcit l0bt lid Die GroQc qor nidlt
nit cincr 0enaucu ,}ohl btantmortcIt.
ldon neil Die cinjclncu (hicrc il
nod) Noiic, 2lltcr, 6iittcrunQ II. /. ~.
lcbr pcriflcocu iiuN. Die Griaht
rllnQ hot %beruielel, 0nB Nich ser
9}icocrmQ2roilcn Qr06crc. n1cr &C.
hultdrmCrc VfildmcnGcu, Gicb ser
@odlgcbirqaroiicn oogeqcu fleilcre
U}cngeu elmer Qetnltrcihcrcn WtiId
licirrn. Cine Huh, sic I'M Sabre
od9 pi%crcluhol5 bis iiiuiiohc hires
observation-disclosures an Mild crsctqt, lit
idon els cine Qutc Milftuh, cine
ioldc. sic tdQlidl 10 bis II Cltort
W}iIdl albt, ais cine iehr quito Mild
ftb o%n}uichcn. Ga I Quart N}iIdl
ctrno > Nim0 idmcr 1T. 1T ser
t0Qlldlc GrtroQ elmer icbr QlltcH
Y}ildflIb ctuo % N'un0 Mild. Ijc
rfGltb 6c5 fItinen Womca", ola
oNcrQnronnafuh", mic Ole 3ieuc Qe
nannt miro, oibt I'M Sabre ctpo ho@
3~chuiadlc hires Q6rperdemid1t
ruuo etun 500 bis 1000 Nio 9Pjld1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

lucrocn. Wfit 5tpci Monatcn fol-,
tc mon %perlongcu, Dob oo@ anIb
lcin aroitiuttcr ioiort mad ser Slit.
tcrlGna ucr3chrt. Bon MN al fam,
man olld nit Qutcm GrioIq gauge,
tnqcnuhleuc &0rner pcrfllttcrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

BVI1otll Enlucllungcn un0 NdthidlG'
&c:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

mn Sdlperc 0cs
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11

and Lille, by Valenciennes, Maubeuge.
Avesnes, Hirson and Vervins.
1t is by these roads and railways
coming down the valley cOnverging to-
ward Paris and the heart of France
that the German rush was made. 1t
was in utilizing our beautiful French
roads, the convenient network of rail-
ways, and the canals from the north
and the east that the Boches thought
to reach Paris in a few weeks and par
alyze all resistance and any offensive
effort. mach Paris !" they cried, joy
ously, emptying the cellars of Cham
payne and Brie. Their career ended
wretchedly on the banks of the Marine,
and pursued by the armies of Joffre
and the heroic little English army, they
fell back precipitately to the banks of
the Aisne.
After the bombardment of the Cloth
hall of Ypres, the belfry of Arras, the
cathedral of Reims, and Il hundred
other useless outrages on buildings eel
ebrated for their beauty and their ar
tistic and historic interest, there is
unanimous fear in civilized countries
that the retiring Germans will destroy
the beautiful towns of Belgium and
France. The town of Laon possesses
some remarkable buildings, as well as
museum, art and antiquity, and it has
a library rich in manuscripts. Archie
ologistS and tourists recognize the IN
terest of the Palais de Justice, the So
issons gate, the Chenizelles postern.
The destruction of the cathedral will
be an irreparable loss. 1t was built
in the thirteenth century, is one OF
the largest and has been better re-
stored than any other in the north OF
France. Two towers, each $50 feet
high, rise on either side of the porch,
The west front is-after Notre
Dame de Parasitic most remarkable
Gothic facade for it's purity of taste
1t is f1anked by two towers, each l7O
feet high, surmounted by little two
stored belfry towers, decorated with
colossal figures of animals represent
ing the oxen which dragged from the
plain to the summit of the hill the ma
terials required for the building OF
this beautiful monument. The nave
is 800 feet long, Go feet broad, and 81
feet high; the side aisles inclose ~
chapels. The pulpit is very beautiful
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11
Iorpedo-Boat pestroyers.

Most people are familiar with the
ordinary torpedo-bOat, a swift vessel
of from 400 to 900 tons in dfsplace'
ment, carrying no defensive armor,
but armed with tubes for discharglng
the deadly torpedoes. To counteracf
these wasps of the sea, a type OF ves-
sci was designed of about double the
size of torpedo-boats, little greater
speed, and in addition to torpedo
tubes, armed with rapid-fire six to
twelve-pounder guns, for the avowed
purpose of destroying torpedo-boats.
Lately all the great nations have
stopped building torpedo-boats, as
originally designated, and are building
topedo-boat destroyers. Recent en-
gagements have developed the fact
that torpedo-boat destroyers are used
almost wholly as torpedo-boats. So,
they are really battleship destroyers.
To defend the capital ships for tor
pedo attack the dreadnaughbs and bat
tie cruisers are armed with secondary
batteries of rapid-fre guns from four
to six inches in diameter. One we'll
placed shell from gun Of that size
will ordinarily put a destroyer out of
business, as the destroyers have no
defensive armor whatever.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11
Public Sale.

S. R. Lee and Charles Comstock are
offering much valuable farm property,
including livestock, at public sale Fri
day, October II, beginning at l O'Clock,
at the Tucker place 3A miles southeast
of Moscow on the main Genesee road.
Among the livestock offered are five
horses of good weight; five COWS and
two heifers, eight head of hogs, and
chickens. The farm implements in
clude wagon, buggy, harness, harrow,
Ibobsleds, plows, cultivators, stoves,
separator and many small articles.
Usual terms. Chas e. Walks, auc-
tioneer.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11
Gates Public Sale.

S. E. Gates will sell at public auc-
ton at his farm six miles southwest
of Juliaetta and one-half mile south
of E. NJ. Richardson's on Fix Ridge,
Monday, October Is, five head of
horses. cattle and chickens and a
quantity of farm machinery and i'm
plements The usual terms will be
offered. Chas. E. Walks is the auc-
tioneer. 1872
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11

G. w. Suppiger is in Dearv on legal
business today.
c. w. Watson, formerly manager of
the Hungerford Grocery company of
Pullman, has located in Moscow and
has accepted a position at David's in
the grocery department.
Oscar H. Johnson, one of the men
who failed to report for physical ex-
animation last week in response to
the order of the Latah county exemp-
ton board, has since been heard from
from Finley, ND, where he is work
ing on a farm. He has been granted
transfer for physical examination
there. He registered at Potlatch.
Moscow Commandery No. 3 will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the
Masonic temple tomorrow evening All
Sir Knights are requested to be pres
ent promptly at 1880
The special meetinf OF the Moscow
Chapter No called for Friday even
ing has been deferred until Monday
of next week
Melvin e. Beddal arrived in Mos
COW this noon to spend ten days
furlough with his parents. He is a
corporal in the marines and is now
stationed at Bremerton.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11
Accounted For.

@The fellow I bought my car from
said I'd never hear anything knocking
about it."
swell, he didn't expect you to take
your wife in it, probably"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11

At the request of our many patrons
little Fox kiddies, Jane and Katherine
Lee, in Two Little Imps" last night
at the Orpheum, it will be repeated
tonight so that all may see it Take
it from us it's some show. Social
Lepers" tonight at The Strand -
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11

HOOVERIZE by turning over your
surplus of HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
FARM MACHINERY, etc, to some one
who can use them. OUR CLASSI-
FLED ADS WILL GET YOU A BUYER.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11
The Retort Courteous.

He-This bargain hunting shows
your character. You are always look
ing out for something cheap.
She-Too true. That is how I came
to marry you.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11

Mr.. d. Rodner has removed his shoe
repairing shop from the M. P. Miller
corner to 112 End street, formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. Nettie Ewes: All his
work guaranteed. 1917
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11

If you have a message to deliver
through a classified ad., the Star-Mir-
ror can deliver it
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-11
ADVERTISING

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-27
CHAS. J. GEOHEGAN
 MACHINERY co.
FOR SALE

One 3o-ton Baldwin saddle tank locomo-
 tive
 One Bucyrus steam shovel, complete. Two 100 h. p. low pressure return tuDu-
 lar boilers.
 One 300 h. p. upright Manning ooller. One 60 h. p. return tubular polier' One 20 h. p. upright boiler.
 Three h. D. upright boilers. Two 40 h. p. locomotive type fireDoA Doii-
 CTS. One Wilkes hot water heater.
 One 1ox14xSx10 Worthington hot or coiu
 water pump. 800 gallons. One 10x14xSlbx1O Worthington cold water pump, 500 gallons. One 12xl4 American Ball engine. One General Electric single-phase gene rator 90 k. w., 60 cycles. H00 volts One 300 h. p. Cochran feed water heater One 300 h. D. Cochran feed water heater 1 One 25oo h. D. Cochran feed water heater Five hundred 4-inch secondhand polie 1 flues first-class condition. l ICRAWFORD-VAUG BOILER AM LOCOMOTIVE WORKS Rirfning ngham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-27
WANTED-SALESMEN ARE YOU COMMENTED WITH YOUR LOT?

Does that same salary every month please you? Why not get out of the rut, break loose the chains of everyday drudgery and get a position with a real fu- ture to it, where your abll- ity has a chance to show itself? My company IS in need of a few well educated young men in our sales de- partment; selling experl- ence is not necessary, as we train you under an eff cient sales manager. Ap- ply at once. N. N. Wilson, 2O24 1st ave. Phone 5053.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-27

SALES manager or broker salesman, controlling sales force or crew or clean cut canva ssers, can make quick con nection with big, substantial Oklahoma oil and refining company, governed py board of 10 conservative bankers, own ing and now developing 45'O0o acres ol
 rich oil lands. One of the very best and most attractive investment op-
 portunities ever offered to the pupilc.
 Exceptional chance to make big, qulcK
 monex If YOU are a hustling, aggres-
 sive organizer, capable of directing a
 whjrlwind campaign, enthusing men,
 and able to present proposition or
 real merit and dividend-paying possi-
 bilities in strong, forceful manner we can use you. Straight commission basis only. Exclusive territory ana attractive, convincing advertising mat fer furnished Advance money seek CTS save your time and mine. This IS 1 a big proposition for big business get I rsrs only. For immediate interview l address J. w. Larner, Room 1017 Tut I wiler hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-27

established concern, paving liberal salary and expenses, will add 10 experienced men 10 travelling sales force, selling rooIins and paints; permanent positlon' We are replacing men draiteo' you ara a real salesman and honest, call on B. J. Johansen. Room s25. Mol ton, Hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-27

few first-class bond sales men: the bonds guarantee per cen and share equally in the profits or the apple orchard. cattle. hogs and every thing raised on the farm oi oVV 's aoles' AddTess Porter Brothers Farm Corpo- ration. Cedartown, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-27

FOR SALE-One 66x1S Houston. stan wood &, Gamble boiler with all equlp- ments; operated IS months; Hartloro inspection guaranteed lzo pounos nressure: fully equipped; price, s20o0. one 13x20 side crank, right hand drive Houston, Stanwood & Gamble engine, fully equipped; oper- ated only IS months; price. $loo0i these prices are f. o. b. cars. Head land, Ala, and subject to prior saie' For detailed information write .. A. Stone, Akron, Ala.
 FOR SALE-Complete brass band instr'i- ments, comprising IS pieces, good condl, ton, silver plated, slightly used. $S0' cash. John T. H. Lewis, Bon Air. Ala