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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
Shipyard and
w aterfront
News & Notes
JAPANESE SHIP
HITS KELP REEF

Following running aground on
Kelp reef. O'Clock SUNDAY morn
ing. in heavy fog the Japanepe
AIkoku Maru was floated at high
tide sunday night. and towed to
Eaqulmait. H. G. for dry docking
and repairs Monday Word of tho
accident was received al the Mer
chants Exchange. from Victoria.
sunday night
Following being stranded. tho
Alkoku Aaru sent out a wireless call
for assistance. which was answered
by tho steamer Rainier, bound for
Vancouver. -. G.. from Seattle. The
Rainier stood by uuul salvage help
arrived The Aikoku Maru sailed
from Seattle Saturday evening. at
sac. She had been turned over TO
tho United states shipping board re.
Gently.
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HOOVER GOING
into WAR ZONE

WASHINGTON. June io.--Unified
direction of the allied American sup
ply system soon viii be put into ef.
feet.
One mana virtual director--or a
general directing board. will be ap-
pointed.
The forthcoming trip OF Herbert
Hoover. food administrator. and As
sistant Secretary OF War Stcttinius
abroad. form part OF the plan for ar.
irving at the unificauon OF the sup
ply syEten
Authorities here said today they
were unable to predict what nation
would have the leadership in this
problem. incidentally. IL was stated.
prominent American officers are
likely soon to be attached TO Gen.
Foch's staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
United Press
summary Of
Oar Events

rrhe 1.s0sth day OF the war: Sind
day OF the big drive)
PICARDY FROST-T7,e new Ger
man drive between Montdidier and
Noyon constituting the fourth phase
Of the west front offensive. which
began early Sunday morning. has
slowed down. The enemy last might
was only able to add a mfle to its
previous three-mile advance In the
center and was at the same pcnetra-
ton on the west wing, while the east
ern wing was stfil blocked
MARINE FRONT--Americnn and
French troops improved their posi-
tons northwest OF Chateau Thiesry
by another advance, taking $50 pris-
oners.
FLANDERS FRONT - British
troops made a s,rccczsfui raid north
east of BethuneA
LORRAINE FRONTLThc Ger
mans are continuing their concentra~
ton opposite Toul and Nancy. Pre-
mier Clcmcnceau announced he II
satisfied with the situation resulting
from the new German drive.
RUSSIA--Jos- Shaplen. cabling
from Stockholm. where he has Just
arrived from RUSSIA. said the Bol-
shcviki arc on the VIRGO Of baing'
overthrown.
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RESERVES MUST win
BY BLuDCEON BLOW
Commander Foch
Commander Foch

determined aim.
But since there remains no
doubt that decisive attack is the very
keystone Of battle. all other ac-
lions which make up "A battle must
he envisaged. considered. organized.
provided with forces in the measure
in which they will prepare. facilitate
and guarantee development OF "A de-
ciaive attack. characterized by It's
mas, its surprise. it's speed and for
which. In consequence. II is essential
that there shall be the maximum re-
serve force possible Of troops Of
maneuyer.
The reserve--that is to say. the
prepared bludgeon--is organized and
kept carefully instructed to execute
the single act Of battle from which
results are expected. namely. the de.
ciaivc attack.
Reserves Are "Bludgeon"
Reserves must be husbanded with
the most extreme parsimony. so
that the bludgcon may be strong
enough 10 make the blow as violent
as possible. Ie; loose at the finish.
without any lurking idea OF saving
them. with a welithought-out plan
for winning tho battle at n point
chosen and determined, reserves are
thrown In all together in an action
SURPRISING in violence and energy all
other phases Of battle. an action with
proper characteristics surprises,
mass and speed. All our forces real
~ participate. either by preparing It
or by carrying IL out
I'm this, our supreme aim. we
must not be deceived By appear
ances. Altho theory falls when ap-
piled by feeble hands and when nc
ccssoriss obscure the main principle.
history and reason show US that in
battle there Is a single argument
which is worth while. namely. in the
active attack. which is alone capable
of assuring the desired result--the
overthrow OF the adversary
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find new star
RUSHING into
VIEW OF EARTH

BAKER. Ore. June I0.-Interest
in the eclipse ~ the sun was
ecllpsed today by the discovery Of n
new star said by scientists To be
rushing fun speed IN the general
direction Of the earth.
The newcomer'a brillianey sur
passes Venus. "a heavenly body ~
first magnitude. This discovery Is
declared 70 be Of much more import.
auce than the eclipse Itself
That the visitors approach To tbs
earth may cause strange phenomena.
such as storms or the detection o.
new gases. ~ admitted by the
many noted scientists who wers
drawn into the Northwest by the
eclipse Of the sun.
TelegraInH received today from
various obseryatories stated that the
star had been seen from various
points IN the United States. Astron-
ornerH here ray II ~ doubtful wheth-
or the orb Is permanent. II may be
formed Of gases.
This is the third gtar OF this type
reported In 300 years. Intense bril-
liancy and mystcrious character
mark IT, Astronomers believe IL may
have approached the earth 10000
years ago. Its rapidly increasing
brightness indicates that IL may have
Joined the solar system.
The seven leading observatories Of
the nation have been notified and
are observing the stranger.
The star was discovered by DIR.
George H. Peters and w. VI. Conrad
OF the government party OF astron-
omers here at 20 Sunday morning.
@ w. Peters. government pho
tographer. sald today examination
showed all ten pictures taken Of the
corona during the SUMS eclipse were
perfect. spectroscopc pictures TAX
en- also were successful.
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TO INCORPORATE
FOR $1,000, 900

A capitalization OF $1,000 600 will
mark the incorporation OF the Todd
Dry Docks Co. formerly the Seattle
Construction and Dry Dock Co.
some time this week at olympia. c.
II. Wiley viii continue an head Of the
new organization.
The work OF installing the new
ship repair plant az Harbor island is
well under way. and the facilities Of
the old plant are expected TO be
moved over shortly. The new organ.
iEatton viii confine Itself strictly TO
repair work
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Continue Drive
for Home War
Workers Here

Thru the solicitation Of precinct
captains block lieutenants and
aides the mcmberrhip drive of
the Council Of Patriotic Service
WAS being continued Monday.
The office Of the drive commit
tee viii bc kept open al week ut
a3a Walker building. to furnish
supplies TO workers and take ap-
phcationH
Last wreka drive did not reach
sufficient number of citizens.
due to- hack ~ workers. and with
the approval of the county coun.
al Of defense Of which the Coun
oil Of Patriotic Service II the
home work arm. the campaign Is
being continued another week.
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down into the valley of the shadow
because our foe IL powerful and
Injured to war We must be prepared
10 meet dinappointments and TEN
porary reycrsea. but we must. with
the American spirit. rise above
them
The war must be fought to a fin
lHh and prusslaniHm must he beaten.
he said lie cited many other exam
Plies OF German dishonesty 20 fhow
Il would be Impossible to make peace
with rueh.a government D..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
WAR EOENSAY STICKS

NEW WESTMINSTER. n. G..
June o,--sticking in the ways down
which she was TO have been launch.
Ell. the wooden steamship War Eden
say spoiled the reporters rhapaodics
and the shipping columns of several
papers by deter-ninedly refusing TO
80 rushing grandly and proudly
into the water" A tanEle OF chains
II thought to be responsible for the
ships plight. from which she was
unextricated Sunday. The efforts Of
tugs TO pull her into the water met
with failure.
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Mysterious Fire
Destroys Vessel

a PACIFIC PORT. juno 10.--The
captain of steamship arriving here
reports that Tuesday he and his
crew sighted n burning steamer some
400 miles offshore. Investigation
disclosed that the vessel had burned
TO the waters edge. and no sign OF
crew or cargo could be found. The
namc and design of the vessel were
both obiiterated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10

tbs mills. Zoe cen X g baking powder,
air can. masaroni. zoe ~ Htait top
uaass hHfttes. ice N asparagus iar r.
eutumtera. ttes rstta fancy fhuhafh.
Ms -ts new POTATOES. 4 ia use. Heed
lees grape fFnlf. &C. Afaii 49,. conb
honey gar. gtr. sfri lem pail pure
honey. g. 90 Htau ise. bermuda onions
zoe ~ rsa tse new fufnips. Sc -
stall los. EAfiy June peas. o. can
cans tuna fish isg. Faust spaghetti o.
macaraui 5s. $3.50 tatfi- fAauid Veneer,
tst. shredded Wheat NiHevits. 2 phaa
sse. craps %uts : pkEs sae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
LAUNCH MONTROLITE

Tho i0.o00ton tanker Montroiite.
one 81 the largest Of its kind ever
built on the Pacific coast. was
launched at the plant Of the Ames
Shipbu!lding & Dry Dock Co. Satur-
day afternoon. Tho Montrollte was
originally contracted for by tho
Standard on Co. but was comman-
deercd by the shipping board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
u. S. TONNAGE IS
100000 NOW

Six hundred and twrniy-nipe ships
q esT .oss tonnage have been launch
cd by United States shiryarfs since
January /. 1918. according to figures
released by the department Of com.
mercc at Washington.
Tn. merchant fleet Of the United
States. not including such ships as
have been impressed into transport
and convoy service. IL now approx
mAtcly 5000. 600 gross tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
DEDICATE SERVICE FAC

Church of the Sacred Heart un
furled and dedicated service flag
bearing l04 stars sunday afternoon
Rev. james q. Stafford served as
colcbrant. assisted by Rev. Father
James Mathew and Rev. Father
George Breffeil Rev. Father Bar
ron, OF Camp Nevis, preached an &c
oompanying sermon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
NAB "PEEPING" SUSPECT

'peeping Tom" appeared again
Sunday night in the vicinity of Sum
NIT ave. and Harrison St. and II. w
Hart. OF $40 Summit ave. pounced
valorously on a suspect who is Ian
gushing In the police detention tu.
vcnilc home Monday. His name Is
Floyd Ellis. age 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
INSURANCE MEN
TO CRUISE LAKE

Life insurance men of Seattle and
guests VIII take their annual outing
Monday evening. on board the steam.
or cambridge. chartered for the &C.
casion. A basket dinner will be cat
en- aboard the vessel. as IL tours the
waterfront. passes thru Lake Wash
ington canal and makes the circle of
the lake The party leaves Pier 3.
foot OF Madison St. at ESQ p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10

stall ~. fns pure cane sugar Sc
HtaW 70. pgfo raiiN ieT as Htau -. ?
fffs freshly ground eeTa rnsAf. Sc
haxes good matches 9aet isii powder.
81 pkg stall ~. isatiis. Use y. . pigs
uiAeaFeni rr sPsHhstti str. 80 ran
peaches. ttrs e. tee. str. devfish meat.
BE- can large cans sausraraut. sc.
assH -. fresh salmon trout. ske sad see
each sHtssts. fba. s3r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
u. S. TO CONTRACT FOR
rs MORE STONE HULLS

Contracts for the construction OF
"a more concrete ships will he re-
leased shortly by Chairman n. T..
Hurley, of the shipping board These
ships will be 7.500.ton tankers. and
viii be built Mt the recently announc.
ed government yards. which will be
ready TO handle them by the time
they are awarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10

stan &C. ma cans sugar, ttc, Gssii
81. purs natural rutlk. iec a.. Stall a..
iRrK. cars cAruation tniis. teAc Stats
sf-ss. tsa red ean Hiiis- coffee. ste 5ee
good brporss. 40 str pka Cream os
uariuF. zee bars tvury Haap. see No
wainuts. .er ~ : ms Lima beans.
- ms saya t~Ans. Sc. tse pkg. corn
starch. toe ise rwiis toilet paper. sc .
lse can ahfimrs. lie cans peas. ssc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10

Stall ~. strictly home made tsIilsr. .
Ne aar. Cilmea eEE noodles. tr pig
medium red OF pink salmon. I'm. cana
1fe Joan - Are Aianet beans. sc can
Good Taste teams Sc can. stall a.
large cans Federal milk. sse In, rrsi
can iliiis coffee aar toe f4auid Veneer.
SOC. 2 ibs best aranea. See. 2 cans swtst
potatoes. $50. zee glass rhirpsd beet. ise
rs WUtFnua fal4sHR .EF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
MENTION SEATTLE MAN

Advices reaching Seattle Monday
from Canadian intelligence offices
told of the illness of II. j.. Westborg
OF this city. with Canadian forces in
France. Cal +. Matthews, OF TIA.
coma. is also mentioned as wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
B0NNAFON HITS WATER

\ 3.i00.ton wooden steamship OF
the Ferris type was launched from
the plant of the Nilsson & l<elcz Ship.
building Co. Saturday afternoon. the
first vessel of this type the company
has built. II is named the Bonnafon.
the name having been selected by
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. wife OF the
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
LAUNCH FERRIS SHIP

Ferris type ship No was launch
cd from the plant Of the Grant
Smith Porter Shipbuilding Co. at
Aberdeen. Saturday The vessel il
the Maralnc. of 1000 tons. Follow.
ing the launching of another similar
vessel. ships of the same type. but OF
1900 tons win he built
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10
Income Taxes
Are Due June Is

Federal revenue officers are work.
ing overtime.
June IS Is the last day on which
income and excess profits taxes may
be paid by individuals and corpora.
tions. Total receipts from the ma.
ton will amount to s2.775 900 900.
tho biggest outpouring OF federal
taxes ever recorded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10

Stall jfs lamb chops, Sc n suFsF
cured earusa beef. CSC - slfioiH s,s&k.
Etr n HtaN tin. eyapnfated appiss, 2
ms csc. : large cans tomatoes. s&e
large can mlik ier stall ! 2. large bottle
uvi Anets eatsuP. s5e sal bottle ret
Monte uatsuy. o. 70. sour ehowsehow. soc
rt Tte a. stalls $50 fsth- at. short
ribs pr berf. ttsse ~ pot foAais 3se
u veal tsar u.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10

With the American Army -
France.-The French government
VIII decorate the entire AneeSnan
force participating IN tho second ba1r
tie of Marine.
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Public Markets


PINI ~
Sugar ana soap stall sugar. sack. for
canning. fsi5, Carnation or Hordcn'H
milk. o. can. citrus powder Sea Foam
or Gold Dust, large pkg. 2scj small cat
rus. f0c Bea Foam, &c. 8tung's. lbs
Lima beams. goo; 2bc can salmon, Isc,
45c can Royal baking powder. 3sc. lbs.
corn starch, 25c Hcd Seal orocery, An
mex. . lbs. green beans. 25c. rbubnrb. BE-
NJ new potatoes. iha. 2io. ReediohH
grape fruit, 2 FOR itc. stall -. ice
cream, zoe pit cufraut Jolly. lsr N. 2
MS 3ic. stall ~, Hiira coffee. 3sc. small
cans Horden'H, Carnatieu o. Federal milk.
&C. can. stan -, fresh buttermilk. &c. At
Stail 3. asparagus, Zoe bunch, green peas
Toe boK. Stall 10, frcHh strawherries. zoe
box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10

I.O>DO<. June i0.--t,eD.
Ferdinand Foeb. supreme com
mander Of the allied armies, u
d~p~nding upon a ''bludg-on" At
tack with reserves to destroy the
encmy atsthe moment most like
~ 10 administer "a crushing de-
feat, according to his own words,
In AN article written by him I'm
the iIeid, n weekly journal.
Modern warfare. TO arrive at 10
end and impose ita viii on the enc
my" aaya Gen Foch. recognizes
only one ans-slcstrucuon Of the
enemy'a organized forces.
war undertakes and prepares
this destruction by battle. which
brings about overthrow OF the adver'
sary. diEorvanixes his command. de
stroys his discipline and nullifier his
units. az far as their fighting power
In concerned.
"our first axiom must be that
completely 20 achieve It's object. a
battle must not b. purely defensive
a purely defensive battle. even well
conducted. does not result In a victor
and vanquished. II In simply a
game that must be begun over again.
Prom this IL il an obvious oorol-
larry that an offensive. whether start
ed at tn. beginning OF an action or
whether II follows tho defensive only
can give results. and IN consequences
must always be adopted at the fin
lsh.
Must BE Ccnbats
TO maintain our position is syn'
onymous with being victorious. and
even prepares for a defeat. II we re
main where we are and do not pasS
20 the offensive to fix the direction
OF attack. IN guard against the plans
Of the enemy and prevent him from
carrying out the same name uyer. we
must undertake TO carry on and au-
tain numerous combats. each with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-10

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WENTIAkE
Stalls SO. pot roast. i74e. 10 pure
lard. SOC ~. veal chops, zoe ~. stall
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-NeN~~~~~S~s>>~~>s~-e .~~>~~>s~ ~assess<~s~>~
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LOST -oR i.rwmnnt or phlaasY ave be
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WEw ARD TO finder Phone HAltard
la. ef return 10 sses FiMtth ave- VI
A4A-Automobiles for Sale
scHrCk Cycle Co. siRa wsstiaks
Nain seTs tthadiuN standard mnser-
repairing
i5-For Sale Miscellaneous
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Ffw time = coming We make screen
windows ard fcet- Oct our large u.
Iustyatrd rntAioEua No. 81 % SSH.
doors and halidiaE material Seat free
on request
screen donfs. fnerttsed Ffuef
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e.nts1d wire mesh f-s.t VI ~ ana ~
wtadow ard sash screens. a..
per 81. n. ,..s4.....s...s. rs
rottnws glass fners t.....-. - ana up
Five eroas. pAnst deers ....., ias and Up
sexst Slight windows .ss... III
Prepared rooftnw at ,..s.-.
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Short cedar Tap utftaK .t.... ses
Rough sunEaiow siaiax sees. ikoe
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l9-City Real Estate for Sale

19-City Real Estate for Sale
SPECIAL BARdkiNs FoR TODAY
eholcs low priced lot Rainier valley
ttoeks from ear. has had heus. on
a. ana ths basement - aUil intact
some butiatnE material small harn
rms Ia fire euy fcr ono $3.50, Il is
worth 1900
barber shop clearing 1850 per month
owner Eoias 20 war, Prizes 'soe
Hurry.
acre. % land--xeod land--on Wildly
island. rfies u opiy tsse.
20 acres - seed land for only u.s. per
acre. n - eli siAnhrf and burned. and
the owner has Just paid for having
thlm work done lie ~ leaving the
state. and VIII self at half price
a. acres u good land lies nlss. Nth
creek through e. 4, mile % cement
tishWay Price SIS The owner mus,
retae aotnr us@n~y TO SO 10 health
resort This h hsg what n is worth.
~ acres % good lard ? acres cleared
small shack house on good read. WIN
sell Or exchange for auto, '2.qoe.
AAsES & sExroS coMpsNr
isto first Ave-
$50 CASH
Gives you posse sslpa az one ~ our Little
City FarmE. o. tire West Seattle dis
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0Wa your own place better than tent
Ing tent or shack ~iN start yau.
Imprnve yogr fAtiie city Farm white
A. wogk That's the cay to suee~ed.
Booklet and map 81 Seattle free
~ q PETERS. Nta Thira Az.
HOME FoR ssse
s-roori cottage: los 1asfes. with bearing
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- Empire nidr
q ROoMs Tors. GARDEN. NEAR
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~ owner VIII sell on terms close In.
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35-Female Situations Wtd.
wANfrn- rwo SMALL CHILDREN
60 ears fer. Go years old, fta a
month nee tiawatha 81. batweea
~~S~SSNNSS@ss>k~sS
.3S-Business Chances
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-02

disinfectiOn: that they will move
from part Of entry to the establish
ment in cars or approved contain
ers, sealed either with customs seals
or seals of the department of agri-
culture; that their handling will be
in accord with the regulations; and
that they will be disinfected by one
of the approved methods.
Railroad Companies Must Disinfect
Cars.
Transportation companies are re-
quired to label cars carrying uncer-
titled or on-disinfected products.
If il is necessary 10 unload enroute
any Of the products specified in the
regulations, the car from which the
transfer is made, and any part of
premises at the point OF transfer
which may have been contaminated,
must be cleaned and disinfected by
the transportation company.
The regulations are made apple
able TO all hides. fieshings. hide cut
tings, parings and glue stock. sheep
skins and goatsktns. or parts there
Of, hair wool, and other animal by
products. hay, straw, forage or SINH
lar material offered for entry into
the United states from any place
under the jurisdiction of the United
States to which the animal Quaran-
tine laws OF this country do not ap-
ply.
Detailed rules for the disinfection
OF cars boats, other vehicles, and
premises are contained in the regu-
lations which becai re effective Jan.
4. 1918. and are SCI forth I'm Joint
order No. >. by the United States
treasury department and depart
ment OF agriculture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-02
,STOCK-RALSLNG.

states. are given below. The group
ing of the large states is temporary,
as the plan contemplates appoint
ing a state farm-help specialist for
each Of the large agricultural states:
North Central states-R. d. Bailey.
supervising farm-help specialist,
Gaylord, Mich.
Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri,
w. II. Young. Agricultural college.
Urbana, III.
Michigan. A 3. Cook. Owosso.
Nebraska, L. l. RhOades, Agri-
cultural college, Lincoln.
North Dakota, w. c. Boardman.
Brookings
Wisconsin, Joseph a. Becker, 241
Fourth ST., Milwaukee.
Kansas, specialist 10 be appointed.
Iowa, specialist TO be appointed.
Minnesota. specialist 20 be ap-
pointed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-02

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