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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10
SECOND GARDEN
CONTEST TO BE
HELD SATURDAY

Next Saturday is the time set for
the second Rock Island home and
school garden contests. The first
Of these was held in the early part
of July and showed the interest in
and success which the children had
with their produce. Four large
tables were flied with exhibits of
all kinds, including about 50 or 90
varieties.
This week the second of the con-
tests viii be judged, and il is be-
lieved that it VIII be superior to
the first During the summer the
children have been busy in their
gardens and to all appearances they
have developed interest rather than
lost it since the initial contest
This affair will be Of a different ma
ture from the former one, as this
time more canned goods probably
will be shown, and the vegetables
are those to be laid in for winter
use instead OF for immediate con-
sumption.
Those entering the contest must
have their accounts and compost
tons concerning the gardens in
the hands Of W L. Kimmel, science
instructor in the high school. and
Mr. Wilson Of Moline, who is as
sistant county farm advisor. before
Friday. These men have had
charge and have supervised the
work since its beginning. Judges
will be chosen who will select the
prize products. At this time every
one who has had war garden will
be given a badge, which viii dis
tingUish him as a young patriot.
All produce and exhibits must be
handed in to the judges at the Y.
N. c. A. before . o'clock Saturday.
The judging probably viii take
place at noon. The prizes are:
First, $3.50; second, 81, and third,
so cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10
ASK CITY AID IN
HOUSING PLANS
Government Representatives Con-
fer on Project With Rock Is
land Mayor.
WILL HOLD SPECIAL MEET
commissioners viii Give All Pos
sible Help to Get Workers
Homes Erected.

Mayor William McConochie states
that Representatives of the govern
ment housing commission in this
city have conferred with him re-
garding a meeting of the govern
ment housing representatives and
the city commissioner to discuss
important matters pertaining to
closer cooperation between the city
officials and those of the housing
commission.
Mayor McConochie announces
that the city intends to DO all in
It's power to aid the housing plans,
and that it is probable that Rock
Island commissioners will hold a
special meeting some time this
week for the purpose of discussing
certain matters with the housing
officials.
The government representatives
have intimated that this is desired,
and that the sooner cooperative
measures are taken the sooner
work on the houses can begin.
The mayor believes that the gov
eminent men wish to discuss mat
tiers pertaining to sewer, water
main, paving and other improve
ments in the localities where the
government houses are to be built.
Asks City Approval.
Some time ago a representative
Of the government appeared before
the city commissioners and asked
that certain details of the govern
ment building plan, which might be
contrary to the city building Ordi-
nance. be given the city's stamp of
approval as the plans could not be
changed to abide by building Ordi-
nances as drawn up in the various
cities where government work is
being done. Building plans for
government houses to be erected in
many cities throughout the country
are very similar, and it would cause
much trouble and expense to
change the designs to abide by va
TiOus building ordinances as adopt
ed by cities where the erection Of
homes is to be done.
No final action has been taken by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10
ALL NOW READY
TOENROLL6,OOO
Board Gives Out Supplies to Regis
trars Who VIII Act at
Booths Thursday.
VOLUNTEERS NUMBER 16
VIII Serve at 40 Polling Places
Call for COnscripts to En-
train Sept 10.

registrars to act Thursday in
the expected registration of 5000
men between the ages of IS and
z and 81 and 45 have been fur
nished with supplies by the local
exemption board.
There are 10 townships under
the jurisdiction of the local board,
ana the men will be registered at
40 county election polling places.
registrars number 165 and LOG of
these will serve in Rock Island
township. The remainder will act
IN the other nine townships. Thdre
are rs polling places in Rock Is
land alone to be used as registra-
ton booths. In addition to this
number four registration booths are
situated in South Rock Island town
ship and the remaining 10 registra-
ton places are located in the other
eight townships.
Train as Concrete Mixer.
The local board asks that a vol
unteer present himself at the ex-
emption headquarters who will be
entrained Sept. 49, This call is for
one white man to report to the COM
handing officer, Loyal Order of
Moose, Mooseheart, ILL.,, for training
as a concrete mixer.
The board has received a COM
municatiOn from the adjutant gen
eral who requests that names of
all men remaining in class 1 in adj
ditiOn to volunteers and who have
been qualified for special and lin
tied service, and who are Iis4ed as
stenographers and typists, be for
warded to the state headquarters at
Springfield.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10
SO EASY TO
HEAL YOUR Skin
With POSLAN

Don't let those eruptIons remain to-
blemish and annoy any longer than
il takes PUSldm to heal them. An.
PcsIam Is best equipped TO do the
work because its healing powers arc
concentrated. Relieves itching al
once.
Apply Posiam at highland leave
IL on in the daytime, too, when con
Venieut. It acts quickly You can
soon see benefits. PosIam is harm
less,
So effective IS Poslar that a little
Of IL Will cover a large surface It
Is fits quality, not the quantity Of it,
that does the work.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories
243 West ATTN ST. New York CITY.
POslam Soap. mediCated with Pos
Jam, brishtens, beauties complex
ions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10
Train as Concrete Mixer.
PLANS BETTER e. s. BAND.

New York, Sept. 10.-General
Pershing will soon establish near
American headquarters in France
school for bandmasters and must
clans in order that the music of
American military bands may be
of a higher standard, according to
Walter Damrosch, director of the
New York Symphony and Oratorio
society, who has just returned from
France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10
RISES IN RANK;
HIT BY SHELLS
Herbert Coleman Smith Given First
JieRtenancy on Day lie Was
Wounded.
WRITES INTERESTING LETTER
vouuger Brother. Operator Doug
las Improves From Fever At
tack in Hospital.
WRITES INTERESTING LETTER


Commissioned lieutenant on
ne day he was wounded by a shell
=. own If the enemvr
-Io-n --,-,--- .,,,f.7, -o, -
hei oe''
4. c smith, SI4 MINI street, Is no
lonrer q second Lieutenant in the
-a+5oaal guard He now holds the
-auk Of q first lieutenant in the
regular army. Notice OF his new
appointment was received by him
an the same day that his wrist was
nuncfured by "a bullet
re tells of being wounded and Of
he DAYS he spent in battle in a
IA,ter 10 his father. as follows:
q haven't written letter for
over a Ilo!.'l.- o" -'I+ - me IIcl
nat Up .-l'-- =, -' - y = 81 -
q too Du-S 80 -. j. - -
Alle- - -. - - o.
qeuotZI'I ." - - =, : = u !
men su1SS ~ 1- - 60 as
busy as lle p.',i - ~ VI ~ =
l - ~, - - - - 80
lAIo3sL- t.-.--...-r - ri -
Br5A III 1
all IlghL III '.''95 ~ Ioul "eehS'
thougA-lAa1 Is a'-- 20 uo uulE.
VI course II l,''i1l rs ~ - M MY
ana me s-- 80, - - - o''-' anu
MAJ WIN tah1 d ~ '--- -,
1eH en- oD'I ~ - oli
the lo9' W. ne -i- 10 --Ls ! u -
s5Cg1i - ,--- e. ~ +1o es-5o av+ba+
WIN 1IT--4' ~, - a.
! so' w -. 49, - - -
Tece-' "a NO. - - -
gwen Isl '-.,'- ~ ~ 49, 49,.
as 4Fst -l-'-'~'i Nc ON 60,
oacA 70 ~. 49,. - If.,,t,18,. .. ~ ~
i0nseI d se,,5-iN ny u -'7 mann ." 'l-0
1alioi-ai ga u
tiers souvenirs.
"I have accumulated q number
OF interesting souvenirs in the last
month. l have q German illumina-
ted compass that I took of a Ger
man non-com- l would have had a
pair Of German field glasses, but
an American private beat me to
them by about three jumps. How
ever. l have a number Of German
bait buckles with a raised crown in
the center and the words Cot Nit
Uns" in a circle around it. I feel
as though the Germans owed an
apology 10 the Lord for every one
OF those belt buckles.
But the most interesting thing
I have is one Of their saw-edged
bayonets. I tell you, dad, the devil
is holding dominion over the place
that is the rightful heritage of the
man who devised that bayonet-
When a person looks at a weapon
like that he realizes that the Hun of
today IS only about one step in ad-
vance Of the Hun Of Attila, and that
he IS walking backward SO fast
that he VIII soon be worse.
4 did have a splendid three days
trip during July, though. The
French independence day is July
Il and is called Basule day, in
cOmmemOration Of the fall of the
Bastile. A battalion of American
troops was selected from various
organizations to represent the
American troops in France at the
celebration at Lyon, France, and
vas one Of the officers selected to
accompany them We. together
with English, Italian. Belgian, Por-
tuguese and French troops, were
reviewed by President POincare,
Ambassador Sharpe and generals
from all the allied army. After
ward the American troops alone
marched down the streets OF Lyon
TO the Rhone river, and formally
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10

the city on this request other than
the authorizing of the city electri-
cal, building and plumbing iuspec-
tors to go over the government
plans to ascertain in what detail
they might violate the city building
ordinance. After this report is re-
ceived the commissioners viii take
final action in the matter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10
MTCH MAI F0R T-NTFORMS.

Washington, Sept. 1O.-Two hun
dred and sixty-six million pounds
of secured wool, all Of which is
viii be required for the
army, navy and marine corps for
the year ending June 80 next.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-10
GtYMT0f

Phone R. I. 285. Trefz Express Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Auto whirling flags, Beardsley's-
RI Clean Towel Service. Phone
R. !. 4476.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
W. c.TU. COLUMN.

| Edited by Local Secretary
Get into the fight for God ane
right.
The fight that Is on today.
For iore increased Ia a land re-
leased,
From rum's safsuIe SWAY.
The local ". G. T. 4 organiza.
tion hfld IFS annual meeting for
the election ii Officers az The home
II Mrs. Anna Smith. on August
-. a. , 30 p. ID. As other import
ant business had 10 b. disposed u,
their was not sufficient time for
The election and appointment ~ q
full corps Of Officers and superiH-
iemlents We win publish q list
u some. later.
Ars. u +. Patterson. u Souix
Cts. loWa. Will speak CD Nezperee
On fhe evening 81 Monday, August
- TIE address viii b. given ~
fhe school campus. IL weather s
favorable Tor an Oaf " door gath
eriuz. u not. the meeting Nlli D.
beld iu The Community church
Haze s'ea 1rftfen your letter.
W. sent your Telegram a. congress
3u-r 4 fes more days nov. August
p + fhe dap fhe recess ends
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
organized 20 Va Help.

tsaf in fhe Evergreen school DIS
'lriei, southwest II town, the eiiA.
zels have effected common
sense organization fer handling
lany drive for var funds and they
bring home The bacon uith q
minimum 81 lust ulu7iAn. Here
Is a bird 's-ese-Yiew 81 their plan
a meeting MAS called 81 THE
school house 10 organIxe Tor war
work. Most oi the family heads
II The district Were present
They formulated and signed an
lagreemenr that vixen ans future
campaign for war funds was
launched. il should devolve upon
AMY citizen 81 the district who
might be appointed chairman for
the drive 10 call q general meet
ing. This meeting should BE- at
tended BIZ everyone from whom
contribution could be expected
The ameunt 81 War Bonds each
one can take. or contribution each
can make, i agreed apon and
settlement made. If possible then
and there All svho happened e.
be absent from the meeting are
notified an once Of what their
share Is, aud all subscriptions are
turned over 20 the chairman, who,
Ia turn makes his report 10 the
-ountg head Of the drive lie also
reports any delin4uents 10 the
County Council Of Defense.
Thus a school district is thor
,aghly-eanvassed with the loss 81
title time 10 any one, as the
general meeting can be held at
night and the whole matter seitl
q Ia a couple 81 hours
Il would BE- well for the several
cho0l districts 20 consider this
Ian ia preparation for the forth
oming Liberty Bond campaign.
.hieh starts September p.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
SO % ReN ard.

The lsrangeyille Electric Light
& Poser 90. viii pas $50 reward
for The arrest and conviction -
any person o. perSons kalhd gun
Is 81 shooting or breaking insa'
lators ga thsir power line
E 4 Seholer, Supf.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22

r0sfw wHEHE THE cR0r@ ARE CoOD
sfg5NIDa RIVER VALLEY MONT ana
SENE NhVF COUNTRY
Use f4l wheat, aifu1a. spring wheat
l5erts 81 ID flHe ffUut streams IS
344sffnt climate Iolaf Aoa 4Al srr 3
r.f adstatff NtFu wheat Is being east
100 b sfaee and sfoAinB cattle faf
800 e5Cs4Y fanH prices reasonable. Quail.
M "a t4nd n8He better Caine ana he
-,.,sasis.e4H White faf iaHd iist
MONTANA teAND COMPANY
"a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22

Tor nx Hereford steer and s cent
for - head. taking the rest az
with the understanding that d
did not want theta az any price
lie also told ME 81 a load III steer
he had just bought and made iii
agree 10 20 and take q look 81
them as q matter 81 education u
myself. This | did shall tel
y0u about il later. / weighed ms
grand champion steer and ~ tin
ped the scales at 1901 pounds
found he had made : gain Of more
than 2 pounds q day on the
same feed and ia the same lot
where the Others had gained less
than ! pound 8 day. Also he was
sold a. a premium OF from ~
ia cents a pound This waS the
brick wall that fell On me. ! took
a tumble.
According IL nay agreement. the
next day ! bought a ticket 10
Sweefwater. Idaho, that being
where our wisest aud largest
breeder of purebred Hereforis,
Henry Tbiessen. resides. He had
just sold the load 81 EIerefords
Steers above mentioned ii 5 cents
These we're certainly eye-opemers
to me. No wonder my buyer told
me had only one steer lit for
beef did pot believe II before
but now l was fully convinced.
Right here / decided that I had
been on the short END long enough
and would take the long end Tor
4 while.
This ] did al once. purchasing
my start from Mr.. Thiessen-
opened my eyes again when / got
ais prices ! looked al him. think
Hg possibly he was joking How
yer, Henry i a man Syh0 wears q
rery expressive face. ard as he
lad a rather serious look up0n
lin Just then / readily observed
hat ~ really meant what he said
a giving me the price J told bin
had Just sold 100 bead u would
2 beeTes and II looked ike going :
irong 70 put the proceeds ~ those I
lto q dozen heifers and q bull IL !
nswer 70 this ~ said ~ heard II ;
1me of the beef 7 lad been gath 5
mig IN the past and wanted 10 6
now II I had made much money 2
D them told him that ! he'd
u gotten very rich Then my q
srve began 70 rise. and I remem- q
.red The grade Hereford steer 7 ?
sd just sold and whzf h. had
me for me in the feediot took 4
II my eheekb00k and wrote the
GEEK. wondering 81 ! w0ald ever
aiize - much 0g7 ~ this stock /.
was paying Tor ii
I can happily say they haFe a
81 Ae more already GA my IN =.
stmenf than al she cattle J had q.
- bought ! have not sid snv
my eow ~ better stuff, keep ga
( ffrse ~ ineTease my herd D..
3 Tho bun crop as veariings ~
,m 800 ~ $50 q bead. fhe best =
ave received - yef believe =
.ase ~ this fime q calf that + -
.finea ~ make my pane we'll
3 laForlgly kaoNn wherever -
fSfffds are diseussed This i
~ ~ 8 pine dreaU. buf f. s. -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
A Eezpereer on the Better Cattle
Trail.

%----t 81 -~tffHlfttA- ~ III ttft1fA
i0rity, Z Curtis j Miller. II fhI
city, tells a story, published Il
the June 18th issue Of The Ameri
can Hereford journal. that i vel
worth reading By he many here
a5Oufs who are interested Ia rails
lag better stock Here s the story
] am a small but enthusiastic
breeder 81 the greatest cattle "a
earth, namely. the Heref0rfls.
am going 10 give sou ny reasons
for choosing this breed, and wheIl
yon lave heard them | think vou
viii say they are good ones. Here
they are
For several years previous IL
the time ] started the breeding /
am now engaged in. / raised and
bought every kind and cross Of
the different mongrel breeds, buy
ing all the steers / could pasture
and care Tor. Those that would
get fat enough on grass would
send 10 market. allowing the
packers buyer 10 come into mr.
bunch and cut the tops, If there
were any deserving 10 be called
such. ] noticed, however, that he
was always kind enough 10 leave
The buckskins. the whites and the
blacks on my hands What / had
Lett ! would put into the feedlot
and then would proceed 10 squan-
der my hard-earned money IN buy
ing hay and grain 70 get them IN
T. such shape as 10 sell in late
winter or early spring. / learned
after several years experience
that this was a losing game. Al
ready gray hairs had begun 10
show on my eOeOanUf- Also. about
this time a foupee salesman took
my measure for one Of those beau
flful, always parted heads Of hair.
all or account Of my trying 70 put
meat on a scrub steer. / found
that the best J could get was less
than q pound 0f gain q day. no
matter what ] fed Buf, being Of e
81 optimistic nature and having O
more grit than brains, and always E
keeping myself under hypnotic IT, ?
.luenee, / continued. All things q
fome 70 an end, however, and -
I'D my efforts - make beef 81 p
~ degenerate steer.
u happened 81 this way. j. the 2
ummer u 1911 3 friend knowing d
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
R0MAnCING RONALD
BY ARCHIE C. NEW.

q prolific press agent Of The 0lyHlpig. Z
I Haxel Dsxyers the heavy woman G
the eompAny. As. sealed IN 4 box. the
watching The morning rehearsal Sam
old stu1-siay IN and DAP out Civ
ne vaudeville any day. why. Their
: amt been n~w stant pulled Of her,
Z for 4 m0ath e
sure there Is answered Ms.
6 D@yer. sMerily. hut Il takes brain.
ts End IT, she gave him = sly look
our 0f the corner of her ere. and wenl
{ q. -ROnaid cannoles hardly gets ans
) time 10 carry On his lecture ~ork-~
Z Zrpp bounded our Of his chair and
I faced her e1ciredly
Whats Iszr he demanded. ali alert
Lecture workf wheres Wheat
What dye KNOW
Miss Dwyer regarded him calmly.
Elth a r1inkle Of amusement in her
eyes
You're right nice when you're so
Der she todd him. and lnwarlly re-
isiee1 AZ his Sc0Hl. 80 III tip y0u
n. Odd AAn Forrest introduced him
10 q gooa-looking glrl who's teaching Al
4 girls school Then Forrest. with
an eye On the box-oEice. rips her on
thai Cann0les oaly plays juvenile for
he love u it-rhar he's regular bag
N Sh4kespeare-"
-Helps7 interrupted Zepp- shake
PeAres Shades Of Brannelsrer.
80 the SRI eo4xed him ont 70 the
seminary. continued Miss Dmyer.
.R0nale gaxe EN- an earful about RO-
4leo ard juliet and Macbeth. then they
Sanked him back TO family dinner
Hes due for Hamlet next Friday aft
srnoon
-Oh boy.~ gurgIed zepp ecstat-
ezlly- LEGAL inrerest-intellectua
lrear-hearr sfun-aM that Gosh.
zhat a spre4d-half a column or
more He shut hls eyes In dreamy
PERSPECTIVE for an instant. then grab
BED his hat -Jes' watch me
~ going 70 romance Ronald Up 70 his
sars-~
Forrest Was leaving his Office the
following SATURDAY afferno0n. when
81 irste Gzure. brzndlshlug q neHsSa-
3er. looDe1 - IL he doorway
who wrote thlss7 demanded ROn-
Id caaA0les. heate1ly. In the door
Ezg-
@hatlT gzerle1 Forrest lnnocenfly. Z
Thai r. And C4nnoles p0iared The
artg b11as- They've ruined Eae. - /
Here. B4lt a llaute I'll I read II.
eiz-ez--sAe1 PORES. and be scanned
b. CGelz-Fe article. where's Ne 4
le6E ASKED k9rrezr c1la4ly.
Tie whole f1l1s's . kick SNAPPED )
.g-al1 b0lly. ~kiSAt atsre 4 1se. See :
ere. u s4ys. 'Eoilosllx bls a4ost illez- J,
sing lecture, Ar Ca4leles elael ~ .
y 111.e ~ ole - IL lair ue1l.efz
tie faculty. a. Is r1n.oFec that az p
iAer aillanee 1as been formed ~
4Jl1 Detseen stage anl e0llsse. CO ~
9. BAH Ia sg-Es ~ beat Carrie =
- ~ 8 5e4g." "a
- = A4t-fer giving jog tie besf
s,si AZ ge-faf fogFe - tls IDggri-
,. HAaE - ggg c4rsf
That's jar ~ e.t b Eolai9 =
care. eo1feelG a. a44D-l--l H.
- aaltersf -
- e. Nlisilea FoFrest q an.aze-
~ ~ llafs lie ayr ~
efs-r fes milates kQs.aic .eft car ~
- 49, tefFset ~ Dlsg. az ~
osael 3 Dearty fsstaara1r 80
.ee astagtes inter ~ acc aAe cee* ff
fire tlefils ~ ~
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22

Register. ii You s. ant 80 vote ln
the primary September 3
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22

Cat it done al posget,'s.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-26
EAGLNETS.

William II. Weber always made a
good public record
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saa %bcoragcriif,
@ange nnblabtr at fattc bet %alporligt |
btres Silf9lbt.

Rpsimerter sr iaa bebrassriife.
De fommer os saar boIbenbe big
iioois upisbes.
Grfar aariaseu - turer ben iaa.
Maaife ben er ipaas Nfprer.
Get sr bporior Goau's Sibnsp Bills sr
iaa ptrfninssfuIbe.
ri anfsrer fsIsenbs Gi!iGIbs Tom Bib
nesbprb:
@rs. gsIs Sebrm, 3e3 y. @olbp Street,
gsona, Soma. Tiger: "Ses bar en- msset
COB Sro paa Coau's 6iSnep Gias, oe lea
anbsialer benz ii andre uaariombslit iss fan.
Seq peo al perionIis eriorins, al be or en-
@spieiu mso mango Sortisuetsr. Rdars
iombelit min 6ps ioraariossr mig uossu
grpoerisr, ptl uosle fda Ooiis al Soan's
Sibnep Bills bsiri mig berior."
pris Coo, hos aas SanSIsnbs. 5orlans
sffe iimpsltbsu ct Rprsmibbel - faa Soan's
SiSusp gius = be iomms iom Nrs. 6tbrml
brnsts. 5pit,r.R iIburu Co.. 6ubritautsr,
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1cu mGitc

Miot unoer &riqens 2orm trGtter
8ioenIfaben tine Torbereoelier for
neite SoliormsrfeIle, Der ital inotrG'
De / Wui 1919. Geo oenne &eIli8'
beo ifal Den Giniteiuife Organizations.
teori, Den bersnte tplte SProes reuos
lutionpre &ppoteie, for ierItc @ung
arunoiq prspes, od Den Groeoitlon,
Tom @erIinerobieruatoriet ierote nj
arim / Sui 1914 meo bette Sormaal,
bleu uoen Reiltltat Tom ,Sslge al Rri.
aens uobru0. acknowledgements
boobeoe oengang Oeo SiGlp az Soto
grafering al StieruebtmmeIer PM
firing Den iormsrteoe Zone Of tunne
iaa CT. erperimentaIt gepis Tor Dem
Giniteinite 3eori, ifslge hUllten Ell
Spsitraole Iioer Ell Srltmnirg, Haar
ben pasierer CT 8rauitattonsfelt.
/ Or. 8. @ircf peo bet u%itrononrilt'
~ipiifalite Sbierpatorirm / Totsoam
Logger / et aitronorriit Stosltrtft
8Ianer for De npe Sagtta9elier.
en- engelif 8ioenitabsmano, On.
ion, bar iaar ioreilaaet. az Der IfaI
ioretages nsiagtige Gbierpationer ira
De 9~tootoriale 9ele af Spoumerita,
gtIanterbopet og girifa, for at fuu Ell
iitter Gssnine paa bette interesiante
os pigtise pibenifabeIig Spsrgsunaal.
Sgaa en- auoen Gngleroer. SinfS.
mener, of Oct iunoe Ssiiielosplateau
Il Geara oil eipe Der beoite SagttageI'
iespuutt. meoens tnite 9Groe mener,
at pisie Ggne / Srniilien egner JIG
beoit til DC n9pnte Sb~ierpotiorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-19

On flingenoc 2atter - ct iriuiai8t
aps - Zine Der itraaleoe al Sfa.
oeirpo og iaa en- gombe, Der
iprang.
"N arr Irmitage."
Sableau.